On the other hand there probably aren’t too many 4000% capital gains in the offing in TX or PA, unless maybe you’re on top of a shale formation and have mineral rights....

I would rather use mineral wool if it wasn’t so expensive.

Who owns the mineral rights they don't always transfer with the property.Another likely scenario is it could of been a lay down yard or similar for nearby project..

The area is famous for mineral springs: a lot of the bottled spring water sold throughout the country comes from there.Loutraki is built next to the sea in the shadow of the base of a mountain.

.- If we buy a piece of land that has logging rights (or other mineral rights), what are the rules around how long the land must be physically logged for the exchange to be valid?

Interested in hearing some answersI know timber, gas, and mineral rights...Im just not sure how to go about this

It has an oil well on it, so we plan to keep the mineral rights since there's no better ROI than ROI on something you don't have to put any money into - just hope the price of oil continues to climb. 

I'm in Hampshire County / Mineral County, WV

They started a rumor they might ban the export of rare earth minerals to the US.

from livestock grazing-split the land (gosh, I’d hate to), hoping a smaller section would bring more price per acre-contact oil or gas drillers in the area to see if there might be potential for mineral incomeFinancing:-no idea.