What kinds of resources are available in your area that landowners can take advantage of because of their subsurface rights?

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Tony Trotter, Real estate investor/Entrepreneur (Diadem Holdings, LLC)

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Bob Crane

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A big issue in areas with gas, oil or useful minerals, unfortunately in the fracking areas it goes far beyond those who are selling resources.

Nov 22, 2015 02:25 AM

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Sounds like a question to do with the real estate exam!

Nov 27, 2015 11:45 PM

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Patricia Kennedy

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This has never come up in my practice. Of course, I'm a city person.

Nov 23, 2015 12:00 AM

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Good Monday morning Tony. I do have to agree with Bob.

Nov 22, 2015 05:20 PM

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Tony, this is a valuable question.

Nov 22, 2015 09:34 AM

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Debbie Laity

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We don't have any resources like that in my area. Of course the owner can always research the county records and see if they can find any information.

Nov 22, 2015 08:29 AM

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Fred Hafdelin

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Never seen it as an issue in New Jersey. At least not in my part.

Nov 22, 2015 06:17 AM

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Roy Kelley

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These are not common issues in our urban market in the suburbs of Washington, DC.

Nov 22, 2015 01:20 AM

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Gita Bantwal

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I would google for the specific things.

Nov 22, 2015 01:13 AM

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LA, Bakersfield it will be oil? One got to have a huge lot like a ranch?

My neighborhood, lots of rocks may be a rockery value?

Nov 22, 2015 12:59 AM

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Tony Trotter I'm not aware of any in my area.

Nov 22, 2015 12:52 AM

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Raymond E. Camp

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If you are talking mineral rights the ones that have sold them are having problems selling and generally still want top dollar.

Nov 22, 2015 12:47 AM

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A big issue in areas with gas, oil or useful minerals, unfortunately in the fracking areas it goes far beyond those who are selling resources.
This has never come up in my practice. Of course, I'm a city person.
We don't have any resources like that in my area. Of course the owner can always research the county records and see if they can find any information.
Never seen it as an issue in New Jersey. At least not in my part.
These are not common issues in our urban market in the suburbs of Washington, DC.
LA, Bakersfield it will be oil? One got to have a huge lot like a ranch?

My neighborhood, lots of rocks may be a rockery value?
If you are talking mineral rights the ones that have sold them are having problems selling and generally still want top dollar.