Landowners near a highway
Turn empty highway-facing land into recurring income.
No sign on your property yet? We lease a small footprint of highway-visible land, handle the permitting, and build and own the structure. You collect rent on ground you weren't using.
Cash offer in 48 hours. No obligation to accept it.
See What Your Land Could Earn
Road name and address — takes under a minute.
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What we handle, what you don't
A small footprint
A billboard needs a few hundred square feet, not an acre. The rest of your land stays exactly as it is, for whatever you already use it for.
We handle the permitting
Zoning, permit applications, the back-and-forth with the state DOT — that’s our process to run, not yours to learn.
We build and own the structure
We put up the sign, maintain it, and operate it. You lease us the ground it sits on and collect for it — you’re not taking on construction or upkeep.
Backed by an operator, not a middleman
We already own and operate structures across the Southeast — this isn't a new business trying out permitting for the first time on your parcel.
- States served
- 5
- Billboard faces owned
- 100+
- Structures
- Built and owned in-house
- Offer turnaround
- 48 hours
Already collecting rent on a billboard someone else built on your land instead? That's a different conversation — see lease buyout.
Questions landowners ask
How much of my land does this actually take up?
A single structure’s footprint — a few hundred square feet — plus reasonable access. It’s not a lease on your whole property.
Do I need any experience with billboards or leases?
No. We handle permitting, construction, and operation. Your part is agreeing to the lease and collecting for it.
What makes a parcel a good fit?
Visibility from a highway or heavily traveled road is the main thing. If you’re not sure, put your address on the form and we’ll evaluate it.
Can I still use the rest of my land?
Yes. Outside the structure’s footprint and access, the property is still yours to use.