Questions about tower and property. I have the following set up: 80 foot Rohn 45G guyed with poly (non conductive - can't recall the name right now) guys. First question: if I decided to sell the tow
KA9FOX has a great classified site http://swap.qth.com/ . Personally I always listed my home without towers to maximize the potential buyers. I don't know of any homes with stations in the US that we
If you are close-in to a population center, and have a tower(s) that is "grandfathered" in from many years ago, before CC&Rs, before all the outrageous abusive fascist controlling city/county plannin
Often any "grandfathering" the municipality does for things like a tower will only apply to the current owner. Meaning once that owner sells the property the tower has no more rights. 73 Gary K4FMX _
No, Look up "Appurtenance", a tower is fixed to the land, like an orchard, barn etc. and is incident to the land to which it is attached. If it is there it will be transferred with the land. Mike --O
Value is what someone would pay for it. I can't imagine another ham paying more than $10k for any existing used tower setup (which is probably in very used condition) on the other end, it might be wo
Does not matter what you worry about or you local town worries about or if you even have a permit, it is real estate law and if you sell the house and the tower is there when a offer is submitted it
I am a real estate agent in Colorado and Montana. In my practice there are just not enough hams buying property compared to the overall public, so there is very little value in trying to sell the hom
Not if the Seller has specifically excluded it in the contract. Mike W0MU W0MU-1 CC Cluster w0mu.net _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ To
You are correct, it is like a swimming pool, some may pay more than the appraised value for it, other like me may see it as a nuisance and so has no value, a tower is the same way except fewer people
Well of course, that goes without saying. The original post was/could the tower transfer with the property and yes it can and will unless you specifically exclude it. Mike Not if the Seller has speci
When I sold my place, I gave away the tower and had the protrusions above the concrete cut off with a torch. Then I stuck a $15 kettle barby on the concrete pier. No problem !! 73, Dick, W1KSZ ps: th
I suppose I should also add that the tower better be there if not excluded when the new owner and agent do their walk through. Mike Well of course, that goes without saying. The original post was/cou
Been here 20 years and will have two bases to hide or get rid of, think I will knock the top foot or so off them and plant grass. I just feel sorry for the next owner thinking all he has to do is bre
I bought a tower with an attached house once. I probably paid too much, but I really liked the idea of neighbors that were already used to ham radio. We never broke out what I was paying for the towe
Howdy, TowerTalkians -- Interesting thread but at the threat of being a nuisance, this post has been re-re-re-re-re-posted five times with no editing and it just gets longer and longer. I wouldn't mi
Intresting thread. Consider an alternative sales strategy: Explain the tower as a tower for off-the-air digital TV antenna. Towers for this purpose usually are unregulated! 73 Dave KB3GYN ___________
as are antennas for WISP. Bill K4XS In a message dated 12/9/2011 7:39:33 P.M. Greenwich Standard Time, flastormwatcher@aol.com writes: Intresting thread. Consider an alternative sales strategy: Expla
Bill Hams have to do what Hams have to do , When I moved to my current QTH it was ?? as what a tower was a Structure a Spire ( which had no height restrictions) and in this rural ara anything having