Telecom Cell Tower Lease Escalation Auditor
$20,664.00 in cellular tower ground lease underpayments and unbilled equipment fees recovered across across 3 items.
Tenant added 6 antenna units without paying required $250/mo per antenna surcharge ($1,500/mo x 12 = $18,000.00) under Section 5.2.
Method1Audited remittance logs against 4% annual compounded escalation covenants.
2Inventoried structural tower equipment upgrades against contractual fee thresholds.
| Reference | Description | Underpaid_Rent |
|---|---|---|
| TOW-401 | Verizon Added Antenna Surcharge Omission | $18,000.00 |
| TOW-402 | AT&T Missed 4% Compounded Annual Escalation | $1,488.00 |
| TOW-401 | Verizon Missed 4% Compounded Escalation | $1,176.00 |
Carrier monthly remittance statements, plus executed cell tower ground lease agreements
Cell tower rent underpayment audit report and carrier back-rent demand package (Resolution Dossier, Findings Schedule)
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Run Telecom Cell Tower Lease Escalation Auditor free on the last 12 months of files. If it finds money, the fee is 15 percent of what is actually recovered, nothing on what is not. After that, ongoing monitoring is $1,250 a month.
On a sample file: $20,664.00 in cellular tower ground lease underpayments and unbilled equipment fees recovered across across 3 items.
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