When People with Good Intentions Make Poor Decisions Out of Ignorance
A gentleman contacted me this past week, a bit upset in that his church board had decided to sell a cell site lease to Wireless
A gentleman contacted me this past week, a bit upset in that his church board had decided to sell a cell site lease to Wireless
Every week, we review hundreds of news stories from across the US to keep abreast on what is happening in the wireless world. Frequently these
An ill advised RFP by the City of Allentown, PA will save the city money in hiring a consultant but will cost it far more in the end.
Sprint appears to be attempting to add Clearwire to its existing rooftop sites without telling the landowner about it. This may represent a breach of the underlying lease agreement.
In the last 6 months, Md7 has been offering landowners a guarantee on their T-Mobile ground and rooftop leases equivalent to 10 years. What may not be clear when they offer this guarantee is that T-Mobile is not the company making the guarantee- instead a subsidiary of Md7 named Md7 Capital Three is making the guarantee.
A client of ours recently commented to me that he agreed to terms that were lower than we recommended because he was tired of negotiating
There are times when I come across a news story and am saddened when I read about a municipal landowner who has negotiated an undervalued
Billshrink did a study of their data and found that US subscribers pay more on average for monthly wireless use than subscribers in the other
Reading an article in the Press Democrat for Santa Rosa, CA where they show two separate stealth cell towers. The article is not particularly innovative-
Many people contacted Steel in the Air, Inc about the possibility of getting assistance with negotiating land leases with Crossroads Wireless. After one or two