Might be 20 acres sine he's in Texas.Forgot to mention mineral/oil rights which are not insured in Texas with title insurance or may not go with title. 

@Phillip Dwyer is a great data miner as he is also an appraiser in Vegas.

It almost feels like we are the last miners in the gold rush to show up. 

I have e-mails and calls from an individual that claims to own a mineral operation in Croatia.

For example, in Canada the government owns most of the minerals and resources in the ground even if you own the land.

My Dads attorney back the day.. ( 60s) told me .. " son you want to make money in real estate you learn the courthouse"  which basically reefer's to all these kinds of deals.. understanding your tax sale laws.. foreclosure laws.. lien laws and right.. timber rights mineral rights  water rights.. 

Sounds like a good business idea on my end of things if I was in that area of the country.I was thinking the exact same thing.. it was not the gold miners who got rich in the Gold Rush's it was the people selling the pots and pans and other tac .. 

The city is likely to approve the lot adjustment.I think the obvious terms should be they are purchasing 1000SF for of their property for $X along with mineral, water, and air rights.

AI machines can extract resources such as minerals and food and distribute them at no cost.

@Sue HoughSo, no matter how great the diamond is, with it still rough and me not being a diamond miner, it will be impossible to find someone to cut the diamond and sell off the pieces?