Property Owners

Oklahoma Family Owned and Operated Outdoor Billboard Advertising Company Since 2004

Property Owners

DO YOU OWN PROPERTY THAT IS ADJACENT TO A BUSY INTERSTATE, HIGHWAY, OR CITY STREET? If so, how would you like to make effortless, guaranteed income?

It’s not too good to be true. We just want to rent a 6 square foot piece of your property and place it completely out of the way of all driveways, parking, and business activities.

By allowing Vital Outdoor Advertising to erect a billboard onto your property, we will create the following benefits for you as a landowner:

– Additional Revenue, Risk-Free with Zero Investment.

– An Immediate increase in your property’s value

– Additional security from billboard lighting

– Be a part in helping local businesses become more profitable

There are two basic options when it comes to payment(s).

Land Lease – We lease a small portion of your commercial property and place a billboard on it. You will receive an annual payment for this.

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Easement – We purchase a permanent easement around our billboard and pay you a single up front lump sum amount as opposed to an annual payment. (similar to a Utility Easement)

Top 10 Billboard FAQ's from Land Owners

Billboard Property Owner FAQ's

What are the benefits of allowing a billboard on my property?
Partnering with Vital Outdoor Advertising provides additional income for landowners without any upfront costs. Billboards require minimal land space and can be a reliable source of long-term revenue. Plus, we handle all aspects of construction, maintenance, and management.
How much income can I expect to earn from a billboard on my land?
Revenue depends on factors like the location, traffic volume, and visibility of the site. Generally, monthly lease payments range based on these conditions. Vital Outdoor Advertising works to ensure a fair and competitive rate for each property.
Will there be any costs for me if I allow a billboard on my property?
No, there are no costs for the landowner. Vital Outdoor Advertising covers all expenses related to permits, construction, maintenance, and any other associated costs.
How long is a typical lease agreement for a billboard?
Lease terms generally range from 15 to 99 years, depending on the site’s potential. We aim to establish long-term partnerships to ensure a stable income source for landowners and a dependable advertising platform for clients.
Can I approve or reject the type of advertisements displayed on the billboard?
Yes, landowners can have some input regarding the type of ads shown, especially if they have particular preferences or restrictions. These will be noted and added to the lease or easement. We focus on maintaining a respectful advertising standard aligned with the community's values.
What type of billboard will be placed on my property – digital or static?
This depends on factors like traffic patterns, zoning laws, and site visibility. Digital billboards require more specific approvals, while static billboards are often simpler to implement. We assess each location to recommend the best option for maximizing revenue.
Will a billboard on my property affect my taxes?
Generally, leasing your land for a billboard should not impact your property taxes. Once the billboard is constructed, we notify the County Assessor and let the know the structure(s) ours, so we get the tax implication on it. However, tax implications can vary, so we recommend consulting with a tax advisor for specifics in your area.
How large will the billboard structure be, and will it affect my property?
Billboard sizes vary, but we ensure they are strategically placed to minimize disruption to your land use. We will follow all City, County and State Regulations. Our goal is to make the billboard as unobtrusive as possible while maximizing visibility for advertisers.
Who handles the maintenance, electrical costs and upkeep of the billboard?
Vital Outdoor Advertising manages all maintenance, including lighting (we'll have our own meter), structure upkeep, and ad changes. Landowners won’t need to worry about any maintenance-related responsibilities or costs.
What happens if I want to sell my property during the lease?
If you decide to sell, the lease agreement can often transfer to the new owner, allowing them to continue benefiting from the additional income. You may also give yourself an easement and keep the rental payments or sell Vital an Easement before selling the property. We can discuss options to make the transition as smooth as possible.

Property Owners

Top 10 Billboard FAQ's from Land Owners

Billboard Property Owner FAQ's

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