We inherited some mineral rights in and around 33-13N-16W. Most of it is under lease from decades ago, however we do not have copies of the leases. How does one locate copies of old leases? Would…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Zydeco Mar 2, 2010.
I own a % of the mineral rights of a property in Desoto Parish. We have received a recent lease offer but the bonus seems a little low. I realize it is no longer 2008 and the days of the $20,000+ per…Continue
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Michael Richardson Feb 14, 2010.
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