AT&T wants to build a cell tower on our land

by Linda
(Tennessee)

AT&T contacted us and they want to build a cell tower on our property. They said they would pay us $500 per month and the lease would be for 25 years. Is this the going rate or can we get more? Our property is the highest hill in the area and I think that's why they chose it.

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May 09, 2011
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by: Kevin(Tower Genius)

Yes you can get more but there are many things you need to know about the AT&T lease agreement. Call us ASAP so that we can help to maximize your value Call us at 888-313-9750

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