I hadn't thought about cell tower leases until i noticed your post, i always thought of them as a forced government structure that you just had to deal with on your land. i don't have anything truly useful except for this link i found.http://www.varnumlaw.com/blogs/cell-phone-tower/ex...http://www.airwaveadvisors.com/verizon-cell-tower-lease/ 

I’ve filed BBB complaints about big companies like Verizon and Motorola recently when my new phone died overheating from charging.

I'm 22 years old, from ontario california working at verizon wireless and have come to the conclusion that its time for me to make a move in a different direction that i am currently in.

One is comed and the other is verizon wireless.The credit score is 645.

Anyway, I am back to my XV6700 PDA phone through Verizon.

@Joe SplitrockI've worked at a lot of those data centers lol Verizon, Visa, and Equinix anyway.

Price range puts you into a good amount of NJ area, are you looking for something with commuter traffic, there are even some areas in Central/Northern NJ where you have a lot of large companies, like the Bridgewater/Basking Ridge/Manville/Bound Brook areas, which are in proximity to Verizon, J&J, Merck and a ton of other companies, so possibilities of corporate relocation rentals come into play.

Yes, in some cities around here the cable provider requires landlord permission, others don't.I had a 4-plex once that the tenant want Verizon FIOS Internet installed.

I have a tenant paying through her Verizon account direct to the bank, one deposits personally in the bank, one likes money orders, one on Section 8 (check in mail).

If it doesn't work, and I can tell you my Verizon Fios doesn't work that well, and I hate calling them, then it will reflect poorly on me as a landlord.