Category: Cell Tower Leases

The wireless industry is deemed critical infrastructure during the pandemic. Here’s how we’re helping our customers navigate cell site access during COVID-19.

Several customers have received aggressive AT&T/Black Dot rent reduction letters. Here’s what the letter says, the twist it contains, and what to do.

Are wireless carriers using the pandemic as an excuse to demand rent reductions? Here’s why you should think twice before agreeing.

After the Sprint/T-Mobile merger, property owners are being pressured with dire claims. Here’s how to understand your actual risk.

A private high school needed a tower upgrade. Here’s how we ensured the best possible solution for the property – not just the carrier.

A tower company tried to slip unfavorable provisions into an easement amendment. Here’s how reviewing the fine print protected our customer.

When carriers offer to ‘leave equipment’ during decommissioning, it may not benefit you. Here’s what to consider before agreeing.

Dish Network’s cellular offering is going live across the country. What does this mean for property owners and cellular landlords?

As carriers rush to deploy 5G, new cell sites are being created. What should property owners know about new wireless leases?

If you are a landlord under a telecommunications lease, you may have received a letter from BlackDot, LLC. Learn what it means and what to do.