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Texas

Beartracks

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9. We're out of state, so no. And Google maps' out-of-date imagery doesn't show anything helpful.

Reply to DURHAM D (Reply #5)

Tue Aug 20, 2024, 12:31 AM

Aug 2024

I suppose it's possible there's some activity like a sink well, but nothing producing oil or gas, since we've seen barely a few bucks in royalties over the years.

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Property Taxes owed by a Texas mineral rights holder? [View all] Beartracks Aug 2024 OP

Some states charge taxes on non-producing property DURHAM D Aug 2024 #1

I should have noted there are a couple of active leases on the land... Beartracks Aug 2024 #4

Have you been to the property lately? DURHAM D Aug 2024 #5

We're out of state, so no. And Google maps' out-of-date imagery doesn't show anything helpful. Beartracks Aug 2024 #9

who says the law firm represents a, b, and c??? ret5hd Aug 2024 #2

Hadn't thought about that. But nothing about the doc rings as scammy to me. Plus... Beartracks Aug 2024 #8

contact the relevant county assessor Kali Aug 2024 #3

Yes. pat_k Aug 2024 #6

Good idea. I'll have my spouse do that. Beartracks Aug 2024 #10

We've got a free-for-all going with Texas slightlv Aug 2024 #7

This does sound like our situation, as mineral rights owners and not land owners. Beartracks Aug 2024 #11

Talking to several people. slightlv Aug 2024 #12