Hi Noyessie, I am a New Jersey Landlord/Tenant Attorney and practice regularly in Essex County.

First thing I did was move in 5 college guys and charge by the person.

Another way of saying anonymity is likely not going to help much anyway when dealing with this minority plaintiff attorney you hope not to encounter and most never will.I believe the second half of this post really speaks to the mechanisms and practicalities of litigation and should point to how you should operate your business to avoid such claims from arising but if they do, what should be done through your day to day operations to mitigate your personal and business exposure.

Is this normal practice when selling a cell tower lease or was I misinformed?

Off-campus sublet & housing FB pages like this are good place to find them near Boston College, Harvard, etchttps://www.facebook.com/groups/374953182849277/https://www.facebook.com/groups/143618532838999/

And the location was not claimed by the seller to be in a high demand location, but in one within my area.It is not great practice to utilize property management as some have stated initially with your first investments.

Our practice has been to write a lease for their contract dates (typically 12 weeks).

Can anyone offer some insight or good practices to do when purchasing.

And great, I'm spending a ton of time practicing deal analysis and understanding my goals to be able to identify on my end what would work for me and my portfolio, noted on the importance of taking charge of all of that. 

My son will be using it while he is home from college.