Cell phone equipment on TVA towers

by Alan
(Jackson, TN)

TVA has a tower that is on my property. They have Sprint equipment on the ground and in the air. A representative from Towercom was on my property recently to photograph new equipment on the ground. He asked me how much rent TVA/Sprint were payine me per month. They aren't paying me anything and I can't get anyone at TVA or Sprint to discuss this with me. Should they be paying me rent?

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Apr 25, 2015
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by: Anonymous

Depends on what the easement calls for and what the lease says.

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