The land's mineral rights owned by previous owner and there are mines all over the property.the drilling company states that they will work with her but that they can exercise their rights at any point to get the Kaolin underneath the surface.Client trying to see if any way to gain money from the land (since vast, there is space between the mines).Not owning the mineral rights, she will most likely have difficulty obtaining financing so she is looking for short-term, relatively low cost ideas while she pursues the longer term possibilities (currently thinking about developing a solar farm).Beyond hunting lease, any other suggestions?

UNAUTHORIZED OCCUPANTS: You shall not allow any person to use or occupy the Premises beyond the limits outlined under Paragraph 6 without first obtaining our written consent to such use.

Cost per month should be fairly low if it is t being used    I keep the A/C running to avoid mold 

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Especially, since the rules are different in many states.What I am an expert in is the bulls..t being sold that screws up people's lives. 

If this property was purchased in your personal name (and this may be the case as you lived there prior to getting married it sounds like maybe) you can either set up an LLC and transfer the title to the LLC or you should probably be able to obtain an umbrella insurance policy that would cover in case of lawsuit. 

When the title company searches by address they will only find a single Tax ID and run their search (and obtain lien cert, etc.) only on that single parcel.Based upon the limited facts here, in my opinion any liability would be on the seller and listing broker for failing to include parcel information in the contract.

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That assumption is based purely off of Zillow's estimate so who really knows, but in any case,- Would it be wise to go ahead and obtain a HELOC on the property even if I don't plan on using it for awhile?

You would buy the home with 10% using hard money, improve it and refinance the existing lien using the new appraised value( will the lender allows using the new value on a R/T refi without a waiting period).