I have been working for Verizon for the past 3 years along with a second job in the EMS field.

I have a customer that just had Verizon build a small cellphone receiver on top of the multifamily building that he owns which generates income for just being there. vending machines, billboards, ATM,  Who pays for water?

With Apartments and even SFR it seems a little more straight forward, however alot of brokers in my brokerage are representing either one side or the other in deals with companies like Mcdonalds, Ulta, Verizon and other big multinationals.

I own a condo in Chinatown, constructed in the past 10 years. 30 units, solid construction, near the Verizon Center, Convention Center, and multiple metro lines.

I'm looking for a better job at in phone sales (t-mobile, att, verizon, sprint) so that i can make more and up my budget. if i get a job at one of these places i can go from 100 letters to 500+ letters a month easy.so at 500 targeted letters a month, at a 0.5% response rate, i should at the very least get 1.5 deals done or so a month. maybe averaged out to about 15 deals done by the end of the year.does this sound accurate and plausible?

The last one was for Verizon.

I know of a couple who took a deal with Verizon recently in CA at $1,300/month.

I currently have a month to month plan with Verizon for $33.50.

Retired after 36 years from Verizon.  

I like the idea of porting my number to Verizon and just having another cell phone, but I'm struggling to justify the additional $20/month just to be able to receive text messages as an initial contact.