Personal Property: Items of personal property, including but not limited to window coverings, appliances, manufactured homes,mobile homes, vehicles, spas, antennas, satellite dishes and garage door openers, now or hereafter located on the Property arenot included in this sale or the purchase price unless the personal property is specifically described and referenced in Section 38of this Addendum.

Roof-topping is the less awesome offshoot of BASE jumping, in which adrenaline junkies climb towers, antennas, and other tall things, minus the parachutes, in order to create social media posts.

I keep my antenna up all the time and follow all leads that cross my path naturally.I have been using the same General Contractor for all my jobs for about a year now.  

I've seen RF Engineers reject a site over very minor items (we're talking 10' in height for their antennas), only to have a different site less than an 1/8 of a mile away.  

Also, anyone have any experience with SlingTV ($25/month no contract) and a 96-mile antenna as  opposed to paying the cable company?

And you do have it manned so they tape down antenna's and will turn back pick ups with too much gunk in them etc...

For a residential (4 units or less) landlord policy, those items will vary slightly by company/policy but are typically landlord personal property, carpeting, domestic appliances, awnings, outdoor equipment and antennas, fences, and other structures that are not considered buildings.I mentioned above that ACV and RCV coverage do not affect the policy limit, and here's where the terms get a little more confusing.  

@Rachel Kokosenski - I have a 1 bedroom that has a Roku and an HD antenna that gets spotty reception.

Always keep your antenna up!

@Jake Calle, does the radio station need any special kind of equipment (antennas, etc) which may require zoning or township or FCC approval?