I'd imagine that the cellular provider would be seeking to improve the infrastructure in the particular area first?

We have been approached by a cellular service provider that wants to lease rooftop space on a commercial building.

Just a car payment (which  used a Loan for to establish credit which may have been a mistake) and everyday things such as cellular bills.Since one podcast encouraged to reach out to older experienced investors on these forums.

I am curious if anyone has experience with cellular concrete in any capacity; e.g. residential construction, parking pads, concrete floors, insulated walls/floors, geodesic domes, ADUs, etc.  

I would put no trespassing signs, install an alarm system (you can get a wireless cellular one like Simplisafe for $300) and report any breakins to the police as a break-in as well.

Hi Brooke,Like this:Ring ring ring, goes the cellular phone; "Hi Bob (current GOOD at a trade contractor you know), I need somebody to run an extra electrical line from the box to the kitchen do you know anyone who does small jobs like that and is good that might be able to come out Friday?" 

Small company, a little bit of a pain to get set up, but it connects to a cellular network (not the tenant's wifi) and can either meter the water at point of use (each sink, shower, toilet, etc) or have a main meter if your plumbing is separated. 

The cellular carriers are looking to lease your rooftops to secure their 5G networks.

If anything, 5G cellular frequencies are more dangerous, but still requires close proximity to transmitters for long periods of time.

Mercury tanning facility, etc...Pay attention to this upfront>>>Quality, quantity and availability of well water, soil perk sample from around the site, availability of LP year round, availability of cellular, and internet.Pay attention to this upfront>>>How far (cost and time) will it be to run electric to the site, and how much electric can the power company provide without having to make major super costly improvements (that they will charge you for in cash upfront before doing the work).