A small, family-owned business · since 2019

Why people take the lump sum

A lease check every month is nice. Sometimes the money is worth more to you today.

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Cash now, not over decades

Pay off debt, buy equipment or land, fund a retirement or a business — with money that would otherwise arrive a month at a time for years.

Certainty

Leases get renegotiated, carriers merge, sites get decommissioned. A lump sum is yours the day it clears, whatever happens to the site later.

Simple

Tell us about the lease. We give you an estimate and answer your questions. If it is a benefit to you, we handle the paperwork. No pressure, ever.

How it works

Three steps, and you decide at every one.

Tell us about your lease

Get an estimate

We come back with a number and answer every question you have — by email, or by phone if you prefer.

Decide, then close

If the offer works for you, we prepare the agreement and fund the payment. If it does not, no hard feelings.

Payments over time

The same amount, month after month, for the life of the lease.

Illustration only — not a quote.

Lump sum

One payment now, in exchange for those future payments.

Illustration only — your estimate depends on your lease.

Questions people ask

Straight answers. Anything else, use the form below.

Do I lose my land or the site?

No. We are buying the future lease payments, not your property. The lease, the tower and the ground stay exactly where they are.

What do you need from me for an estimate?

Is there any cost or obligation to ask?

None. An estimate is free, and you can walk away at any point before signing.

Can I sell only part of the payments?

Often, yes — a set number of years, or a share of each payment. Tell us what you have in mind and we will price it.

Who am I dealing with?

Get a free estimate

Fill in what you know. If a field is a guess, say so — we can work from the lease document later.

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We reply by email, or by phone if you gave a number and would rather talk.
Sent — thank you. We will be in touch with an estimate.