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Joe Fairless
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Any success getting paid to rent out rooftop?

Joe Fairless
  • Investor
  • Cincinnati, OH
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Has anyone rented out their apartment building rooftop to a cellular company? Or any other type of company?

If so, how did it go and do you have any tips?

Joe

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Liam Goble
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Liam Goble
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A few years back, when the SREC market was really hot, many apartment buildings were renting their roof tops to solar companies and completing a power purchase agreement with the company. The SREC market has been in the toilet for the past two years, but is making a come back. Up about 5-8x from the lows, but still off the highs by as much as 80%.

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