.), tower owners/operators will post site locations on their website or provide database access to approved parties and 3rd party websites that aggregate.However, leasing space on towers will be dependent on various factors ranging from structural capability (existing load/design capacity), availability of utilities and wired connectivity (fiber optics/coax), how much ground space is available for new equipment (could require a new lease with the property owner) and other technical variables that impact coverage and interaction with other existing equipment.In general, anyone looking to build a tower or some other type of site will seek you out.

Of course it would be an unhappy situation for both if it were to come to that, but as a practical matter each party pointing a loaded gun at the other is a high level of security.

I lack the analytics/experience to say for sure, but I'd be willing to bet that their ROI from their analytics out-weights their fees.Long story short, I want to get into the business but lack experience, mentors, and time.

Many new investors often have questions like "is the neighborhood good" that is a loaded question that can have a totally different answer based upon the perspective of the person answering it.

The turnkey option is typically viewed as pay a little more for the property but off load all the headaches of learning the market, buying, rehabbing, finding a PM etc.  

I know some of the top lenders here in PDX will do 100% for their prime folks up to 80% arv... so in essence a no money deal.But on Tiny loans and I call anything under 50k a tiny loan.. just makes no sense charging 2 points on 50k... most lenders are borrowing their money from someone so they have a cost of capital and make maybe a 1 to 4 % delta on the interest rate spread... and of course they can charge 2 points then load it up with another 2k of junk fees  LOL..

I'm doing all the work myself, but am willing to share the load if people want to come help and learn about real estate investing, how to turn-over a rental unit, what upgrades get the most bang for your buck and tons of DIY projects like replacing a toilet, tiling, drywall, texture, and installing laminate flooring.

In my opinion, a superstar realtor is worth his/her weight in gold.

So all heavily loaded insurance payments you made (Or your tenants) starts anew. 

So loaded question.