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When you should sell your lease
Billboard Acres specializes in helping billboard landowners sell their land leases in the form of a perpetual easement. Below are some of the many reasons a billboard landowner would want to sell their billboard land lease.
Financial distress such as medical bills or bankruptcy
Pay down your personal or business debt
Reinvest into other opportunities, business or otherwise
Supercharge your retirement
How it works
Tell us where your billboard lease is and how much your lease income is. This can be done by giving us a call or on our “Your Offer” page.
We crunch the numbers and give you a fair and fast offer on your billboard lease.
You receive a large upfront cash offer and Billboard Acres assumes the billboard lease. A simple Win-win.
FAQ
Anywhere there are billboards in the United States or Canada! The process can be done remotely, so the location distance to us is not a problem.
An easement grants someone a specific right to use land they don’t own. An often example of this is seen with utility companies’ rights to install infrastructure on others’ property. These rights are perpetual, meaning they remain in place regardless of property ownership changes and don’t hinder the owner’s ability to sell, develop, or use their land.
A cap-and-replace ordinance is a common local regulation that caps the number of billboards in a city, county, or state. Billboard companies often tear down less-trafficked locations to build new ones in other areas. Some places that have this ordinance include Denver, Michigan, Oregon, and much of California to name a few locations. Selling to Billboard Acres protects you against the risk of losing all your lease income.
Billboard Acres is building a billboard lease portfolio that even if 10-20% of leases are canceled or the billboard is moved, we will be okay. Unlike most billboard landowners, not all of our eggs are in one basket. We don’t rely on any one billboard lease to make a return.