Severed mineral rights. An active oil and gas lease. Title issues that made most investors run. 70 days later, I sold it for $95,000. Here's why I'm sharing this now: I keep seeing land investors — smart ones — pass on deals the moment something looks complicated. And it's costing them real money. You can see complexity as a risk. Or you can see it as a filter. Every investor who saw "mineral rights severed" on this title moved on. They didn't call the broker or read the lease terms. They just bounced. Here's what we actually did. We called a local broker who knew the area. Not a title company — an experienced broker who could tell us what buyers in that market actually care about. Turns out the property bordered BLM land. Direct access to thousands of acres of public terrain. Hunters and outdoor buyers don't care about what's underground. They care about what's around them. We disclosed everything upfront: the mineral rights status, the oil and gas lease terms, all of it. Full transparency. In my experience, transparency doesn't kill deals. Being uncertain and confused does. So we listed it. An end buyer paid $95,000. My out-of-pocket was under $20,000 (an investor partner funded the rest). That's over 100% return on my own cash in about two months. The takeaway is simple: the deals everyone else walks away from are usually where the margin is. Not because you're smarter. Because you bothered to understand what they didn't. What's a deal you almost passed on that turned out to be one of your best? Curious what the "red flag" was. And if you want the full system for evaluating deals like this, we're running the next Landman Challenge starting Monday, March 9 at [TIME] PM EST. Four weeks of live training. Everything we use in the business. Register here: https://landman.io/challenge-fast-track-register-now?utm_source=skool&utm_medium=community&utm_campaign=challenge-2026-03-09&utm_content=red-flag-deal-post

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I'm not sure if this is the appropriate place, but, I have 5 acres in Pecos that I want to seller finance for a small down and $200 per month for a total of $20,000. I have another 5 acre plot in Pecos and a large lot off Brewster street in Denison, but they have to go through probate. How do I find buyers?

This is the deal we analyzed on the 12/10/25 webinar. You suggested getting the buy price to 11k per apn this would work and after talking to the seller he did agree to the 11k per apn price or 22k for the the 10 acre pkg. You found some comps that made this look doable so would you use those? The constraint is the county will not let you subdivide in parcel less than 5ac for a minor subdivide. To split these lots would require dealing the zoning board and the lengthy time. In reducing the price, the seller is expecting as quick a close as possible.