Hi, my name is Steve Kazella. I’m one of the partners here at Tower Genius LLC. We’ve helped hundreds of cell site landlords with rooftop cell sites evaluate their offers and lease agreements and make sure they’re not getting taken advantage of on either cell site lease buyouts, lease amendments, or new cell sites. And after looking at hundreds and hundreds of rooftop cell site leases since 2008 and earlier than that, we found that approximately 30% of rooftop cell site leases, just like this one here, 30% of rooftop cell sites are not in compliance. That is, they’re in default. Now, if you were walking by and you saw $150,000, $250,000 sitting on the ground, would you pick that up? Because if you’re missing these defaults, you are literally leaving money on the table or on your rooftop, so to speak. Recently, Tower Genius LLC identified a rooftop default for a small church that got them a $750 a month rent increase worth about $135,000 until the expiration of their lease agreement.
Also, Tower Genius recently discovered about a half million dollars worth of electrical overages. Basically, we have a cell tower landlord that has a few cell sites on their rooftop. They did not have direct electrical meters. They had a sub meter and they forgot to take meter readings and the carriers, all four of them, forgot to remind the landlord to submit meter readings. Well, that added up since 1991. And so just one of these carrier leases was worth about $157,000 to a landlord that they had subsidized the carrier. So if that’s important to you… If you have money to burn, then don’t worry about it. But if you can’t afford to leave money on the table like that, then please fill out the form at the bottom of this site or follow the link in the description.