Personally, I make it a habit to visit a large bookstore at least once a week to take note of new magazines, new issues, article patterns and advertising patterns in magazines within my markets.

Another approach is to research these magazines online. Here are a few resources that can help you perform this research online:

1. Publist - free media guide search, they require your contact info first. Good for researching titles, publishers frequency, etc...

http://www.publist.com

2. Magazines.com is a great (and massive) source for finding out rankings of magazines within given subject areas.

http://www.magazines.com

3. MediaFinder is a super online resource, but requires a fairly steep fee - $49/month, which may definitely be worth it for 30 days when you are researching new markets.

http://www.mediafinder.com

Finally, don't discount making it a habit to wander through your favorite large bookstore once a week to take note of magazine titles, health of magazine (#pages, price of advertising and subscription, how long published, #subscribers, etc...)

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You must have amount of sales price on contract.

The contract must be signed by all parties involved, or it won't be enforceable.

Keep in mind that minors, drugged persons, mentally unfit etc, cannot sign any contracts. Make sure that all parties involved are competent.

Make sure all parties know essential details, rights and obligations that are stated in contract.

What exactly is a lease purchase contract?

Lease purchase contracts combine basic lease contract with option to purchase and, during or at end of lease period, it gives tenant/buyer exclusive right to buy home under terms to which both parties agree in contract. But first, tenant/buyer have to pay landlord/seller a non-refundable option deposit that is applied to purchase price of home. Then, tenant/buyer pays a sum that is typical to rental amount and usually, it is done on a monthly basis. A portion of that monthly payment is applied to purchase price of home.