We have been approached by Unison to enter an easement agreement for our rooftop. In exchange, we would receive essentially a cash buy-out of our existing lease as well a revenue sharing for future leases.
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Mar 18, 2011 Rating
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Our church has been approached by a company who wants to put a cell tower on our property. They first offered $1,000 per month with a 2% annual escalator
I own property that the cell tower company has to cross to access their proposed site. Are they entitled to legal use of the specific easement. Also our
