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56138219 No.56138219 [Reply] [Original]

I'd like to buy some property out in the ass end of nowhere so I can do the Uncle Ted thing, (without the whole murder and trying to fix society bit, don't see the appeal), but specifically I want to make sure I get Mineral Rights for said property. Because I don't actually plan to use said land for mining, would you think a good way to get a good deal might be to contact some mining companies who likely already snapped up the land and see if they have any exhausted land they'd want to get rid of cheap? How do I even go about contacting big mining corporations?

>> No.56138768

>>56138219
Go away >>>/adv/

>> No.56138793
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56138793

>>56138768
How is buying property not a business question you nigger
Sorry I interrupted your shitcoin shill thread.

>> No.56138805

>>56138219
realistically are you going to buy enough land that it will actually matter?

>> No.56138814

>>56138219
There's no shortcut for cheap useable land. If it's cheap you can't do anything with it, no mining company is going to sell you land that is habitable after they're done with it.

>> No.56138875

>>56138805
Because I've personally known people who got fucked out of their property because they didn't make sure they got mineral rights. (In the Colorado area specifically, though I don't really have any strong opinions on what state I'd be looking for.)

>> No.56138906

>>56138219
mining companies get leases
call a realtor dumbass