A real estate/title attorney or landman may be able to provide you with a list of existing reservations and mineral conveyances affecting a tract, but you will probably have to pay them quite a bit for each one.

In fact a few years back on a similar 10 acre tract they voted 10-0 on not allowing a MHP being built there.

Take everything posted here and digest it and figure what YOU are comfortable doing!

there is a tract of land on the other side of the hill on 97 heading toward bend that is rich for weedwe grew up there for years before it was even a thingits on the reservation down close to the Deschutes, now if a person had a in with the tribe you might be able to put something together with themenjoy

On the surface it may sound like a good idea but after you digest it, it is not a good idea from a tax planning perspective.

That means that about half of the people in this country live in "slightly urban" or "rural" areas, where you are talking about small downtowns, largely suburbanized tract housing, etc.

But I also digest the surroundings while I am in there.The clause in my lease: ______ 13.

You have to find them where they are and make the deal easy for them to digest.

It doesn't take much time to tear out a few pictures from Architectural Digest, scan and email them to my contractor and say "Make it look like that."

I find this opinion quite interesting, especially in light of this quote from the TAR (TN Association of Realtors) Digest website:"In Tennessee, real estate contracts are generally assignable unless the contract specifically states that it is not.