Real Estate Contract Form Template for Nigeria

1. Due Diligence: Used when buyer requires specific due diligence provisions and timelines

2. Environmental Matters: Required for properties with potential environmental concerns or specific usage requirements

3. Planning Permissions: Included when property development or change of use is contemplated

4. Tenant Covenants: Required for leasehold properties or when property is subject to existing tenancies

5. Service Charge: Used for properties in managed developments or estates

6. Insurance: Detailed insurance requirements, particularly relevant for leased properties

7. Force Majeure: Added when specific events beyond parties' control need to be addressed

8. Assignment and Subletting: Required for leasehold properties where transfer rights need to be addressed

1. Property Schedule: Detailed property description, including plans and boundaries

2. Title Documents: List of all title documents and certified copies

3. Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of payment terms and installments if applicable

4. Completion Requirements: Checklist of documents and actions required for completion

5. Existing Encumbrances: Details of any existing charges, mortgages, or encumbrances

6. Property Inventory: For properties sold/leased with fixtures and fittings

7. Service Agreements: Details of ongoing service contracts affecting the property

8. Required Consents: List of necessary governmental and regulatory approvals