Seller's Disclosure says "Are there mineral rights?"

In some of our areas the water is "hard" and creates problems with mineral deposits within the appliances.

Also, the owner thinks there's value in the mineral rights.

We bought a property at the end of last year and noticed on the title commitment it had an existing lease on the mineral rights which were set to expire at the end of the year.

For instance, Working and royalty interests in oil/gas/mineral projects are like kind to investment real estate.  

If your going to see it, why not make it look a million bucks, without spending a million. here is a mineral tile that looks like tin.

Does it have mineral rights?

The house directly across the street rents for 700 but is in really bad shape compared to mine. Rent

You may have an option to purchase a property, you can have the option to renew a lease or the option to mineral rights, plant trees and retain the fruits grown or to obtain any other lawful use of a property.An Option on real estate must comply with the Statute of Frauds, be a written agreement, it must be signed by the grantor/optionor and it must contain all of the requirements of a contract to be enforceable.The parties to the contract must be named, the legal description of the subject property must be given and the contract must meet the legal requirements fo a valid contract.

This includes objecting to expired, not applicable, or unenforceable easement, leases, subordinate liens, tax assessments, access, mineral interest, restrictive covenants, or schedule B modification.Objection letters are also to dispute the area and boundary lines (survey), whether there’s a shortage, overlap of improvements, or encroachments, to name a few.The objection letter is usually directed towards the buyer (if the given by lender), or to the seller (if given by buyer) and a copy must be provided to the title/escrow company.