You should have a minimum, but never a maximum

I believe to generate real revenue on an strictly ad based site - at least $1500 or more per month - the site needs to get at minimum about 100K unique visitors per month in a targeted niche.

We have a tenative agreement as outlined above, but as I started pondering the legalities I have come to the conclusion this was a little more complex.

Non-GLB products ( No Applications or Agreements, start searching in minutes ) No monthly minimums, sign-up fees, or monthly fees to access the data.

Before you start buying (you have time, believe me -- this isnt going away for another two years minimum), think about what your long term strategy is.

They themselves do not pay you.If the numbers work and you think you can sell it ask the sellers if they're willing to pay you a fee if you bring them a buyer or have the seller sign an "Option" agreement.

Most regular 1.6 gallon flushers are 100 bucks or lessTHEN I remembered,,i dont use enough water in a billing period to get over the minimum.

Yes.Rental AgreementOption to Purchase AgreementRental Terms on Rental AgreementPurchase Terms on Option to Purchase Agreement

. $1000/wk that we spend on vacation rentals in that area when we use it ourselves for 3-4 wks out of the year minimum.

There are three forms a lease, a option to purchase and a purchase contract, I have one set of paperwork I do with the seller and a separate agreement with the buyer with a different set of terms.