On Will's comment:" It is unforceable because nobody can tell another owner what they can or cant do with their property"CCR's, mineral rights, air space rights, easements, these are all effectively someone else telling another owner what they can or can't do with their property.

You'll be a pro after one tub.If you want to use a silicone based caulk just get some mineral spirits and you can clean things up as you go, probably take you 3 tubs to be a pro.

You are not guaranteed clean marketable title.In the past month, I have watched competitors bid on second mortgages, HOA liens, and a partition judgment for mineral rights.... and all of those bidders probably thought they were getting clean, marketable, outright title to the property at our local foreclosure sale.Beware!

Hi @Gabriel Caronisn't there a movie about a bunch of Miners from Peru called 33 coming out?

I don't know about AZ but up here if you offer it with all mineral rights etc you will definitely spark some " fracking " interest...

there is no question lake county has always been a place that had great potential but never could quite get there.And there is reasons for that.right after the gold rush Clearlake area was quite popular as resorts.. mineral bath resorts abounded all around the area.. reason proximity to SF populations..

Clearly there is very little need for coal miners in this day and age. 

They have this right for 180 days or for 2 years if it is a homestead, has an agricultural exemption or is a severed mineral right. 

Yes that's real estate.Now if he only owns the equipment and leases the land he still may be able to 1031 depending on how he owns the rights to the minerals.  

Rent is still due on the 1st, late fee on the 5th, eviction starts on the 10th.Wife of 20 years left you for a pot-smoking, unemployed 21-year-old neighbor living in his parents basement (true story, not mine)? Rent