Move your plans forward.
Explore capital for a property purchase, your business, or another priority—without waiting for monthly rent to accumulate.
Cell tower lease acquisitions
Your lease.
Your opportunity.
Your next chapter.
Turn future cell tower rent into capital for what comes next. Explore a lease buyout built around your property and your priorities.
✓ No obligation to sell✓ A clear, personal process
A NEW PERSPECTIVE ON YOUR PROPERTY
Long-term income. New possibilities.Discover a different way to put your lease to work.
01 Ground & tower leases02 Rooftop wireless leases03 Single sites & portfolios
A different kind of asset
You've built the income.
Now explore the possibilities.
A lease buyout exchanges a defined interest in future rental payments for an upfront payment. It can create flexibility when your plans call for capital today.
Know your options.
Understand how lease terms, rental income, and site characteristics influence a potential acquisition.
Consider a tailored structure.
Review the rights being transferred, the interest you retain, and the terms that matter to your property's future.
The assets we consider
Different sites.
One clear starting point.
Whether your lease sits on open land or above the skyline, start with a conversation about your property.
Cell tower sites
Land leased for wireless towers, including monopole, lattice, and concealed installations.
Discuss your tower lease ↗Above the skyline
Wireless equipment leases on commercial, residential, and other building rooftops.
Discuss your rooftop lease ↗A broader opportunity
Multiple wireless lease interests evaluated together with your ownership goals in mind.
Discuss your portfolio ↗
From conversation to consideration
A straightforward path forward.
01
Tell us about your lease.
Start with your site type, location, and a few lease details. No need to have every document ready for an initial conversation.
02
Explore the opportunity.
A review of your lease and property helps establish the potential structure and terms of a buyout.
03
Decide on your terms.
Review any proposal with your advisors. If you choose to proceed, due diligence and closing follow the agreed terms.
Good questions. Clear answers.
A little clarity
goes a long way.
Start here, then talk through the specifics of your lease.
Let's discuss your property ↗What is a cell tower lease buyout?
It is a transaction in which an owner transfers specified rights associated with a wireless lease in exchange for an upfront payment. The exact rights, duration, and obligations depend on the agreement.
Do I have to sell my land?
Some transactions acquire a lease-related interest or an easement rather than the entire property. The proposed structure should clearly identify what you transfer and what you retain.
How is my lease evaluated?
A review may consider rent, remaining term, renewals, escalations, tenant rights, site characteristics, and the rights being acquired. A reliable proposal requires a review of your actual documents.
Can I sell more than one lease?
You can submit multiple wireless leases for a portfolio review. Include the number of sites and their general locations when you inquire.
What should I prepare before a review?
Your lease, amendments, recent rent information, and property details are useful. Please share sensitive documents only through a secure channel arranged during your review.
What happens after I request a review?
The next step is an initial discussion of the property and your priorities. A proposal, if available, follows further review. You can evaluate the terms with your legal and tax advisors before making a decision.
Your next chapter starts here
Let's talk about
your lease.
Share a few details to start a conversation about your property and your goals.
520-660-3998
info@advantage-towers.com
- Cell tower and rooftop leases
- Individual sites and portfolios
- No obligation to accept an offer