Cell Tower Lease Time Frame

by joel smith
(Liv, Lousiana, USA)

I was contacted by a company wanting to lease my land for a verizion cell tower. They came out and did the stakes but I have not heard back from them. The business card I received from them was lost. How long before you usually hear back from them if they are interested.

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Mar 16, 2012
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Losing a cell tower leasing agent's number is like losing a lottery ticket.
by: Tower Genius

Bad news. Go out to your property this weekend and put up a sign that says "cell tower wanted" and include your name and pone number on it. Not even kidding bout this one. It can take the carrier a few weeks to a few months to get back to you. Hopefully they didn't misplace your number either. Good luck.

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