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A Texas buyer wants to purchase both the surface and all mineral rights. To ensure all mineral rights are included, the buyer should:

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D) Obtain a mineral title search and ensure the deed specifically conveys all mineral rights without exceptions

To ensure all mineral rights are included, the buyer should obtain a mineral title search to verify ownership and ensure the deed specifically conveys all mineral rights without exceptions or reservations.

Answer Options
A
Rely on the standard deed language without additional investigation
B
Purchase a standard title insurance policy that automatically covers mineral rights
C
Ask the seller verbally to confirm mineral rights are included
D
Obtain a mineral title search and ensure the deed specifically conveys all mineral rights without exceptions

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