Selling our city owned tower leasing rights.

We have 11 years left on our 25 year lease with A regional carrier. We have two similar offers. Both offering $150,000. Our rent is $1074 a month with two arrays now on the tower. It has a escalator clause every 5 years based on CPI. I have a call into Our current tenant to see if we can change and extend the contract. Working for the city I as a elective official am doing due diligence and want to ask you for your advice. Is this a smart thing to do?

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Feb 28, 2015
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by: Stephen

It's never a bad idea to get advice. Please check your inbox for my contact information. We can evaluate your cell site and lease and give you feedback once we take a look at the lease and the site.

Steve
Tower Genius
888-313-9750

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