Hello,Does anyone know if it is legal for a property management company to provide the tenants with the home owner's personal contact info (cell phone and email) without the home owner's consent?

But Verizon approached me and ask for lease of the land beneath the tower (about 150 sf) to build a cell (they will take care of landscaping/maintenance)  so they can use the tower (not sure about any deal between Verizon and Oncor).

That's why you see people squatting in properties behind 1+ months in rent but talking on cell phones and driving cars with payments.

I've been developing cell towers for the major wireless carriers for a number of years and I was just curious to see how many BP members there were with leases on their properties? 

It was early one Saturday morning and the phone # listed happened to be his direct cell..."

Several life events have led me to Real Estate Investments because I know this will allow me to fund and donate to research studies for Children's Cancer in the future.My brain is eager to learn more, and my ears waiting to hear from wholesalers, hard money lenders, contractors, and other motivated investors out there!!  

The owner of the home died just this February 2015 and he was dealing with cancer so he wasn't able to do anything to maintain the home; reason for its condition.

I called and it was a disconnected Cell phone.

I had to get cancer before I listened.About three years ago, it just so happened that my son had just gone off to college, so that was actually one less day to day stressor in my life.  

I know of a cell tower with building and 5-6 carriers making $60,000 per year. 4.