Tower lease buyout
Fair Oaks, California
June 2024 · 9 bids
- Lowest offer
- $1,570,057
- Highest offer
- $2,055,000
Get a better deal on your cell tower lease
Understand your rent, compare buyout offers and know what to ask before you sign.
Tower lease buyout
Calexico, California
July 2020 · Offers
- Lowest offer
- $1,200,000
- Highest offer
- $1,510,000
Tower lease buyout
Jamesburg, New Jersey
August 2012 · 4 bids
- Lowest offer
- $464,500
- Highest offer
- $664,000
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What brings you here?
An offer arrived. Now what?
A buyer wants to turn your rent into a check. Before you say yes, find out how the price compares, what income you give up and how the agreement affects your property.
The buyout guide puts the money first, then explains the terms that can make a good-looking offer less attractive.
Know what your rent includes
Base rent, your regular rent before any extras, is only part of the comparison. Rent increases, extra payments for added equipment, and income when other phone companies join the tower can change the picture.
Use the rent comparison guide to work out what you receive today. The calculator lets you compare future rent with a buyout offer.
Read the change before you sign it
A renewal letter, an amendment or a request to cut your rent can affect years of payments. Start with what you have now, then find what the tower company wants to change.
Our renewal guide explains the dates. The amendment checklist helps you compare the old and new terms.
See how real agreements are written
Real lease deals show how owners and buyers handle rent, property rights and what must happen before the sale is final. We pulled out examples so you can see them without digging through city files.
Browse the lease records or use the agreement checklist with your own paperwork.
Get a second look before you sign
Tell us what you received and where things stand. We will look at the price and the terms, and tell you where there is room to push back.
You decide what happens next. Nothing is shared with a buyer without your permission.
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Common questions
Where should I start if I have an offer?
Read the buyout guide first. Then compare the offer with the rent you get each year. Also look at which rights you would give up and what has to happen before the sale is final.
What if I want to keep my lease?
Start with the rates, renewal and agreement guides. Understanding your payments and rights is useful whether you sell or keep receiving rent.
Find out what your lease is worth
Tell us about your lease and we will show you where you stand.