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1. Development Manager: Used when a separate development manager is appointed to oversee the project

2. Pre-Sales Requirements: Include when the project requires minimum pre-sales before construction

3. Environmental Obligations: Required for properties with known or potential environmental issues

4. Marketing and Sales: Include when the agreement covers the sales phase of the development

5. Construction Financing: Detailed section needed when specific construction financing arrangements are in place

6. Property Management: Include when the joint venture will retain and manage the property post-construction

7. Buy-Sell Provisions: Optional mechanisms for one party to buy out the other's interest

8. Insurance Requirements: Detailed insurance provisions beyond standard coverage requirements

9. Intellectual Property: Include when the development involves unique designs or branding elements

1. Schedule A - Property Description: Legal description and details of the land

2. Schedule B - Project Plans: Architectural plans, drawings, and specifications

3. Schedule C - Development Budget: Detailed project budget including hard and soft costs

4. Schedule D - Construction Schedule: Timeline for construction milestones and completion dates

5. Schedule E - Pro Forma: Financial projections and expected returns

6. Schedule F - Required Approvals: List of required permits, licenses, and regulatory approvals

7. Schedule G - Initial Capital Contributions: Detailed breakdown of each party's initial contributions

8. Schedule H - Insurance Requirements: Specific insurance types and coverage amounts required

9. Appendix 1 - Management Structure: Organizational chart and management procedures

10. Appendix 2 - Form of Construction Contract: Template or final form of construction agreement to be used