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1. Personal Guarantees: Required when individual guarantors are providing additional security for the financing

2. Non-Compete Provisions: Used when the seller agrees not to compete with the business for a specified period

3. Subordination Terms: Needed when there are other creditors and priority arrangements need to be established

4. Seller Involvement: Used when the seller will maintain some involvement in the business during transition

5. Early Repayment Terms: Optional provisions for early repayment scenarios and any associated penalties or benefits

6. Insurance Requirements: Specific insurance obligations beyond standard coverage requirements

7. Third Party Consents: Required when the transaction needs specific third party approvals

1. Schedule 1: Business Assets: Detailed list of all assets included in the sale

2. Schedule 2: Payment Schedule: Detailed amortization schedule showing payment dates, amounts, and interest calculations

3. Schedule 3: Security Details: Specific details of all security arrangements and collateral

4. Schedule 4: Existing Liabilities: List of any liabilities being assumed or excluded from the purchase

5. Schedule 5: Key Contracts: List of important contracts being transferred as part of the business sale

6. Appendix A: Form of Security Agreement: Standard form security agreement to be executed

7. Appendix B: Personal Guarantee Form: Standard form personal guarantee document if applicable

8. Appendix C: Due Diligence Checklist: List of required due diligence items and their status