Lease Your Property

Lease your property.

Lease your property to COMSTOR Outdoor as a permanent billboard location and earn passive, long-term rental income from land you already own.

COMSTOR Outdoor billboard on leased property in Bellefontaine, Ohio

Submit my site How it works

How it works

Long-term lease. No investment. Real income.

If you own land along a high-traffic road in Ohio or Indiana, you may have the perfect spot for a COMSTOR billboard. We establish long-term leases on properties that fit our inventory needs. Lease payments depend on the type of sign, local traffic count, visibility, competition, and advertiser demand for the corridor.

Long-term lease

Multi-year agreements that produce predictable income — set it and forget it.

Zero risk

COMSTOR carries insurance, pulls permits, and maintains the structure. You don't lift a finger.

Steady payments

Rates scale with traffic count and corridor demand. Top spots earn top dollar.

Common questions

Everything property owners ask.

No. COMSTOR Outdoor handles 100% of the cost: site survey, design, permits, structure, installation, insurance, and ongoing maintenance. You provide the land and we provide everything else.

No. COMSTOR Outdoor carries all the necessary insurance — liability, property, and structural — so you are never on the hook for billboard-related claims.

COMSTOR Outdoor structures are designed and engineered for outdoor exposure. They are built to last and routinely inspected. We handle all maintenance and any required repairs.

COMSTOR Outdoor designs custom installations to minimize land disruption. We work around fence lines, drainage, crop access, and existing structures so your land stays usable.

A typical bulletin needs a footprint of roughly 12–25 feet wide depending on the structure type. We work with you to position the pole or monopole where it impacts your operations the least.

Lease payments are based on the quality of the location: traffic count, visibility, competing inventory, and advertiser demand. Better locations pay more. We will be straight with you about what your site is worth before signing anything.

Lease terms are negotiated based on the location and the structure type. Most COMSTOR leases run multi-year with renewal options so both sides know what to expect.

What makes a good site

Is your land a fit?

A few quick checks will tell you whether your site is worth submitting for review:

High-traffic adjacency

Your property borders an interstate, US route, state route, or major county connector.
Clear line of sight

No buildings, signage, or mature trees that would block a 12–14-foot-tall structure from passing traffic.
Zoning allowance

The parcel is zoned commercial, agricultural, or industrial — most rural and suburban land qualifies.
Reasonable access

A maintenance crew can reach the structure with a truck or bucket lift twice a year.