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Right-of-Way (ROW)

A right-of-way is a legal right allowing access across or through a property for transportation, utility, or infrastructure purposes. Rights-of-way are commonly used for roads, railways, power lines, pipelines, and fiber optic networks.

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Sale-Leaseback

A sale-leaseback is a transaction in which a property owner sells real property to an investor and immediately leases it back, typically for a defined term….

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Solar Farm Lease

A solar farm lease is a long-term agreement allowing an energy company to install and operate solar panels on a property. Lessors (generally the landowners) typically…

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Switch Center

A switch center, also known as a telecommunications switching facility, is a location where voice, data, and internet traffic are routed between networks. These facilities help…

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