extension or lease on vacant tower


(il, madison)

I have a mono tower on my property leased at $971.00 a month tower has been vacant for almost a year american tower wants to extend 12yrs remaining to 30 no raise what gives why do they want an empty tower?

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May 28, 2015
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by: Stephen

It's probably a tower that was part of the GTP portfolio that they purchased. Call us to discuss.

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