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$12.3 trillion.
That’s the estimated increase in revenue 5G is going to generate globally over the next decade and a half.
You see, 5G isn’t just a little bit better than the current state of technology.
It is exponentially, disruptively better.
The sheer amount of data this system can handle is eye-popping.
And its reach is going to be felt across virtually every industry…
Healthcare, manufacturing, retail and plenty more are going to see big changes in the next few years directly because of 5G technology.
It’s no wonder this market is set to pump trillions into the economy.
And all that money isn’t just headed into insider pockets… you have the chance to claim your fair share of 5G cash as well.
Using my 5G cash strategy, you can generate hefty sums of income from the companies making the 5G world possible.
Here’s how…
5G Speeds
You know how fast 5G is by now… our current 4G phones have download speeds of 100 megabits per second. So, it takes roughly seven minutes to download a two-hour movie.
5G can handle 10,000 megabits per second. So, downloading a two-hour movie takes less than six seconds.
Now, saving a few minutes of time may not sound like a big deal. But think of the bigger picture — the huge chunks of information that businesses need to send back and forth every working day.
It doesn’t take long for the saved minutes to turn into hours… even days!
The extra speed also allows devices to operate faster than ever before.
But there’s also a reason 5G networks are taking so long to go live.
There’s a massive infrastructure undertaking happening right now to make 5G possible.
And that is where your opportunity lies…
The Tower Buildout
Think about whenever you’ve used your smartphone to send a text message to someone in the same room, you may have noticed that it takes a second or two for the person to get it on their phone.
That’s because the signal needs to travel from your phone to the cell tower, then back to the person’s phone.
That delay is called latency. It refers to how long it takes a signal to reach its destination.
With 4G, there is a latency of approximately 50 milliseconds.
With 5G, there is virtually no latency — less than 1 millisecond.
That “zero latency” offers limitless technological possibilities.
But zero latency comes at a cost… there has to be countless more cellphone towers to transmit those signals.
However, our 5G cash isn’t coming from the cell phone companies.
That’s these companies DO NOT actually OWN the towers that give us that access.
Companies like Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, pay huge RENT to use these wireless towers.
Now here’s where it gets interesting…
Your Slice of the 5G Pie
The Cigar Excise Tax Extension Act of 1960 (public law 86-779) created a way for individual investors to pool their money and collectively buy income-producing properties.
These new corporate structures were called real estate investment trusts, also known as REITs (pronounced “reets”).
Like the name implies, REITs exist simply to make real estate investments.
Some own and develop land. Some specialize in mortgages. A few manage things like farms and timberland.
But the vast majority own and rent out property — everything from apartment buildings to hospitals… or cell towers.
And because of the 1960 law, maximum share (at least 90%) of the profits generated by the companies that own the towers has to be distributed to shareholders.
Currently, there are over 205,000 towers and 400,000 smaller cell towers (nodes) in the US.
Those towers collect rent checks from major telecoms. But the massive sum leftover has to be paid to investors in the form of cash dividends every quarter. All you have to do to be eligible for these payouts is own shares of the REIT before a set date.
Log into your online brokerage account, use its online form to buy the stocks you want, them submit your order. (If you don’t have a stock broker, here’s a report that can help get you started.)
Once you’ve bought the shares, you’re automatically signed up to receive its payouts. Every three months the money will be deposited directly into your brokerage account… or any account you choose!
These “5G Cash Towers” are just waiting for you to tap in. And the first one is making a killing in this industry…
5G Cash Tower #1: Crown Castle
Estimated Payout Deadline: September 14
And Crown Castle International Corp. (CCI) owns, operates and leases cell towers across every major U.S. market.
In fact, it’s the nation’s largest provider of shared communications infrastructure.
And I’m not just talking about those tall cell towers you’re probably used to seeing on the outskirts of cities.
Those towers are getting more data than they can handle, with more on the way.
Mobile data usage in the U.S. is expected to be five times higher than today by 2022. Mobile video traffic will grow six times!
Even worse, 5G signals have trouble passing through solid objects — meaning people will need a line of sight to the tower. Building more giant towers to handle all that incoming data is impractical, especially in urban areas.
So instead, companies like Crown Castle are shrinking them down.
They’re called small cells, and they are kind of like a small box.
You may have even walked by one in a city and didn’t realize it.
But Crown’s business model is still the same — create a network of small cells, then rent out their capacity to the larger telecom companies.
With about 65,000 small cells so far, Crown Castle is the leader in small cell technology. And it should put up another 15,000 by the end of the year.
So by 2020, Crown Castle was receiving 80,000 rent checks from its small cells alone. And that number should more than double in the years ahead.
On top of that, CCI pays a hefty dividend that yields 2.98%.
Put it all together, and it’s almost too good to believe.
We have a company that is the driving force for a huge technological innovation.
It essentially owns the largest highway for mobile data — receiving regular “tolls” from the major telecoms.
Invest today and start collecting your own piece of 5G Tower cash!
Note: If you want to be eligible for the next payout, we estimate that you’ll need to own shares by September 14.
5G Cash Tower #2: Landmark
Estimated Payout Deadline: November 1
Like I said, while giant cell towers will continue transmitting 4G signals and helping deliver 5G in rural parts of the country, 5G requires additional structures to properly transmit its signals.
And it takes more than just a few of these structures to get the job done. The small cell towers it needs will soon cover the U.S.
Because so many of these small towers are needed, Landmark Infrastructure Partners LP (LMRK) created the Flexgrid ecosystem.
It conceals small cell towers with what looks like a standard light pole.
These fixtures are already popping up across America — putting Landmark in the perfect position to profit from the nationwide 5G launch.
As a master limited partnership (MLP), LMRK is required to return a majority of its cash back to shareholders in the form of dividend checks.
Some — if not all — of that cash may be eligible for certain tax deductions. In other words, Uncle Sam may not be able to touch any of the income you earn from this one.
And with telecoms wanting to ramp up their 5G buildouts, Landmark’s concealed small cells are the perfect way to get into cities and towns without causing much of a fuss.
Note: If you want to be eligible for the next payout, we estimate that you’ll need to own shares by November 1.
5G Cash Tower #3: American Tower
Estimated Payout Deadline: September 26
Don’t let the name fool you. While American Tower Corp. (AMT) is based in Boston, Mass., it has operations all over the world.
In fact, the company is collecting rent from a total of 180,000 sites on every continent except Australia and Antarctica.
By now you probably know how the business works.
For the most part, AMT owns small plots of land with cell phone towers. It rents space on the tower to telecommunications companies.
Right now more than half its revenues come from the big U.S. carriers — AT&T (T), Verizon (V), Sprint (S) and T-Mobile. A full 30% comes from companies outside of the United States.
No one company accounts for more than 20% of AMT’s business, meaning it isn’t too dependent on a single carrier.
AMT maintains the land and the tower, while its tenants take care of everything else, including most of the technology required to send and receive signals.
Multiple tenants can occupy the same tower, diversifying AMT’s rental income. And if it wants more tenants, it can just upgrade the tower to support more connections.
In addition, AMT owns a network of rooftop antennas that can be rented to carry signals into areas where towers are limited, like inside cities.
And AMT can help businesses set up networks that can relay signals from the towers to the insides of buildings.
Because 5G signals have trouble passing through walls, AMT’s services will ensure your 5G devices work inside malls, hotels, conference centers and more.
It’s even partnered with the likes of NASCAR to set up outdoor networks using miniature cell towers, helping your device keep a strong signal while surrounded by people on their own devices.
While establishing these specialized local networks may sound like a big job, AMT still gets by with a tiny staff. It has roughly 5,500 employees total — or 33 for every property it owns.
In 2019, the company brought in a total of $7.6 billion, up just slightly from the year before. But its next income jumped 50% — to a total of $1.9 billion.
And since AMT is a REIT, the majority of that cash must go back to shareholders.
In fact, last year it paid an incredible $4.27 a share… up from $3.15 a share in 2018.
Even better, it’s boosted its payouts every quarter since April 2012.
So there’s a very good chance it will pay out even more in 2020 and beyond.
It’s a 5G revenue stream you definitely don’t want to pass up!
Note: If you want to be eligible for the next payout, we estimate that you’ll need to own shares by September 26.
5G Cash Tower #4: Uniti Group
Estimated Payout Deadline: September 17
Uniti Group Inc. (UNIT) is another 5G REIT.
It used to own hundreds of telecom towers across the United States.
This year, UNIT sold its Towers segment to a private hedge fund run by Melody Investment Advisors for $220 million.
But that doesn’t mean Uniti isn’t earning cash from 5G towers!
In fact, it still retains a small stake in the business and is currently working with Melody in order to continue adding towers to their portfolio.
More importantly, UNIT was able to put all that cash to good use… and build on another crucial part of 5G infrastructure — its fiber optic cable network.
These cables are the backbone of 5G infrastructure. They carry signals between cell towers when there isn’t a direct line of sight.
UNIT can sell its cables or rent them out for regular checks from telecommunications companies.
The company also helps install 5G infrastructure, including the “small cell” towers that transmit signals in densely populated areas.
For a while, the share price was depressed by ongoing legal issues with a company Windstream.
But now, UNIT is free of these proceedings… and just collected a whole lot of assets from Windstream.
With the legal battle behind it and renewed focus on the money-making parts of its business, this 5G infrastructure play is due for a huge comeback!
Best of all, with a 7.63% dividend yield, this company is literally willing to pay you while 5G rolls out.
Note: If you want to be eligible for the next payout, we estimate that you’ll need to own shares by September 17.
5G Cash Tower #5: SBA Communications
Estimated Payout Deadline: November 20
SBA Communications Corp. (SBAC) falls squarely in the middle of the 5G REITs I’m sharing today. It’s valued at around $34 billion and has just over 32,000 properties in its portfolio.
The company has been around since 1989, but it only became a REIT in 2017.
There’s nothing surprising about SBAC’s primary business model — it rents out space on cell towers and rooftop antennas to telecommunications companies.
SBAC collects rent from 16,401 domestic sites, which are responsible for more than 80% of the company’s revenue.
Naturally its U.S. customers include AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon and Sprint.
In fact, just two years ago, the company relied on AT&T for a quarter of its revenue. Luckily, it has slowly started to diversify.
Today 20% of the company’s revenue comes from 16,002 sites located in 13 other countries, primarily Brazil.
Its overseas operations include contracts with Telkom, which has networks in 38 African countries, and Brazil’s Telefonica, one of the largest network providers in the world.
There is a smattering of smaller providers in the mix as well.
SBAC also provides consulting services for U.S. telecommunications companies, helping them through the process of building and/or leasing new towers.
It’s a great way to earn cash no matter what its client ends up doing. And considering how much infrastructure 5G signals require, I expect SBAC’s expertise to be in high demand.
Again, this isn’t a very difficult business. The company employs just 1,475 people in the United States and 435 more around the globe. Most of them spend their days marketing and renting out space on SBAC’s towers.
One thing that does give me a little pause is the fact that business hasn’t been growing very fast. In 2019, it brought in a total $2 billion, up from $1.9 billion the year before.
Still, it was also able to slash its debts last year, causing its net income to jump 210%.
That kind of cash flow gives it a lot of options, including buying out some of its smaller rivals to boost the rental revenue it brings in.
Of course, as a REIT, it’s also required to send some of that money back to shareholders.
Since the company hasn’t been a REIT very long, it doesn’t have much history of paying out to shareholders.
But its dividend is already over 25% higher than where it started.
If it can keep its profit margins up, I won’t be surprised to see its dividends continue to increase. The extra money can also fund more revenue growth, which will also make its way back to you as dividends.
So I suggest grabbing a piece of SBAC today!
Note: If you want to be eligible for the next payout, we estimate that you’ll need to own shares by November 20.
Claim Your 5G Cash
Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile… your wireless providers… cannot function without these towers.
Think about it, in 2018 alone five of these telecom shelled out about $8 billion in rent.
Which left our 5G Cash Tower companies with a huge stockpile waiting to be doled out to investors.
5G is rolling out fast, 2020 is the year it’s really going to make a huge impact. That means even more towers… and more rent for you to get your hands on.
Just keep in mind that these are special suggestions, so I won’t be adding them to the regular Lifetime Income Report portfolio.
But you will get official recommendations from me every month in your monthly issues — each giving you a chance to turn the hottest industries into regular payments.
It will be a very exciting ride, and I’m happy to have you aboard!
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