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Updated about 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
Purchasing first Duplex in TX
Newbie, recently moved to Texas. Looking to purchase first investment duplex in TX
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Originally posted by @Raetina Wilson:
Does anyone know Is it common in TX that the sellers want to keep mineral/estate rights?
It's very common in Texas, in fact most mineral rights have been sold off years before a subdivision is ever built. Finding land in Texas with mineral rights is like finding a unicorn. Unless you are buying a very large ranch that has been family owned for 100 years.