Texas does have a 180 day redemption period unless the property is a homestead, has an agricultural exemption or is a stand alone mineral lease, then it is a 2 year redemption period.  

Try Titan Bank in Mineral Wells (Dallas).

They are finally charging miners for start-up capacity infrastructure costs (about $200k) and have increased their rates above the industrial rate actual manufacturers like Alcoa were enjoying, but they are still getting better rates than us residential peons. 

As to Tax liens find a local data miner.

If someone else is better equipped to handle the flip or something legitimate is found out about the property (cloudy title, mineral rights gone, easement through pool).

The point being.... it wasn't the miners (wholesalers)  that made it. 

We rely almost exclusively here on mineral extraction for income, but virtually everyone had electric cars. 

With that said there are plenty of words we could use, heck society use minerals to label all of the time.

They were called "miner-sexuals" around town  :)I had a fellow cop friend who epitomizes what BP is about, earn serious coin (bought out 7 years of pension) by renting to these folks.

And, they kept the rights to the minerals under your property.Not only that, but they retained the right to come dig under your property at any time.