The wild land is the undeveloped land, public property or private property of the enterprise. Private ownership of land may not include mining rights on land. Think
of it this way: a large metropolitan city can have an underground
subway that connects the metro tracks in a network of tunnels. Individuals and businesses that own land above the underground metro
do not possess it and may not know that it is operating under their
land.
Before taking the trouble to look for gold, find out who owns the land you are interested in and find out who owns the mineral rights to this wild land. With gold at a price of $ 1278 / oz (today), do your homework to minimize the time and effort to find a small ounce of gold to deposit a lot of money in your pocket. Determine the probability of gold in your target wilderness, and its condition (pure or incorporated into the rock). He also wants to know if the gold will come to you or if you should go to him. A force of nature, like the water of a natural spring, can bring gold to the surface of the desert. Over time, running water erodes the auriferous rock so that it can find pure gold in the form of dust or nuggets in low places on the bed of a stream. But, if you find something gold this way, realize that it came up there by raising the natural water that has gone through gilded rocks (like quartz).
In the United States, most people associate gold with California and Alaska, but did they know about the first gold discovery in North Carolina (1799)? Some of the purest gold in the United States still comes today from North Carolina and North Carolina (the golden streaks do not stop at the state's borders). Begin your search for gold in the desert by studying the state guides to find out where are the famous golden streaks. Then change your search in the counties of these states to find out who owns the wilderness and how to get there. After that, you have three tasks ahead of you. First, determine how you will look, what equipment you need, and where you will sell the gold if you find it. Second, contact the landowners and tell them sincerely what you want to do. Seek cooperation. Many owners will reject you. You feel better to reject yourself and learn from the experience of what you will do for a search and confiscation of gold that you have found. With persistence, you will find owners who will speak to you. When they agree to speak with you, be prepared to listen, speak clearly and sincerely. They are likely to be interested in something you have said or do not talk to you. Probably a landowner will tell you do not want your family, pets, water fountain or the appearance of the land is disturbed, and they do not want to hear loud noises or receive complaints about what they are doing for their neighbors. Once the details have been developed for your satisfaction you will want to reach a binding agreement with you on how much of the value of gold found on your land will be delivered to you.
Always practice patience, honesty and transparency with a cooperating landowner. Request a trial period before an agreement, so that you can determine the gold evidence before investing their costs and time, and invite the land owner to be present as often as you want while browsing. In this way, they know each other and love one another. Tell the owner exactly where he would sell the gold that is in his country and invite the owner to accompany him if this happy event occurs (transparency). Transparency leads to trust, which leads to an agreement that can be put on paper, be seen and signed.
Negotiate the agreement carefully before putting it on paper to present it to the owner. You speak first because you have proposed to do something. The owner of the land speaks the last because it will not happen unless he or she agrees. When you talk first, design your costs. Do not leave any costs. Examples include tools, work clothes, equipment (rented or depreciated if you own the sales team), labor costs, accommodation, meals, transportation and other expenses you hire because you do not live near the land owner. It offers a target price for one ounce of gold in the form of a row. You do not know how long you have to work to find gold, and the price can go up or down. Protect yourself in the chord if it decreases considerably.
Before taking the trouble to look for gold, find out who owns the land you are interested in and find out who owns the mineral rights to this wild land. With gold at a price of $ 1278 / oz (today), do your homework to minimize the time and effort to find a small ounce of gold to deposit a lot of money in your pocket. Determine the probability of gold in your target wilderness, and its condition (pure or incorporated into the rock). He also wants to know if the gold will come to you or if you should go to him. A force of nature, like the water of a natural spring, can bring gold to the surface of the desert. Over time, running water erodes the auriferous rock so that it can find pure gold in the form of dust or nuggets in low places on the bed of a stream. But, if you find something gold this way, realize that it came up there by raising the natural water that has gone through gilded rocks (like quartz).
In the United States, most people associate gold with California and Alaska, but did they know about the first gold discovery in North Carolina (1799)? Some of the purest gold in the United States still comes today from North Carolina and North Carolina (the golden streaks do not stop at the state's borders). Begin your search for gold in the desert by studying the state guides to find out where are the famous golden streaks. Then change your search in the counties of these states to find out who owns the wilderness and how to get there. After that, you have three tasks ahead of you. First, determine how you will look, what equipment you need, and where you will sell the gold if you find it. Second, contact the landowners and tell them sincerely what you want to do. Seek cooperation. Many owners will reject you. You feel better to reject yourself and learn from the experience of what you will do for a search and confiscation of gold that you have found. With persistence, you will find owners who will speak to you. When they agree to speak with you, be prepared to listen, speak clearly and sincerely. They are likely to be interested in something you have said or do not talk to you. Probably a landowner will tell you do not want your family, pets, water fountain or the appearance of the land is disturbed, and they do not want to hear loud noises or receive complaints about what they are doing for their neighbors. Once the details have been developed for your satisfaction you will want to reach a binding agreement with you on how much of the value of gold found on your land will be delivered to you.
Always practice patience, honesty and transparency with a cooperating landowner. Request a trial period before an agreement, so that you can determine the gold evidence before investing their costs and time, and invite the land owner to be present as often as you want while browsing. In this way, they know each other and love one another. Tell the owner exactly where he would sell the gold that is in his country and invite the owner to accompany him if this happy event occurs (transparency). Transparency leads to trust, which leads to an agreement that can be put on paper, be seen and signed.
Negotiate the agreement carefully before putting it on paper to present it to the owner. You speak first because you have proposed to do something. The owner of the land speaks the last because it will not happen unless he or she agrees. When you talk first, design your costs. Do not leave any costs. Examples include tools, work clothes, equipment (rented or depreciated if you own the sales team), labor costs, accommodation, meals, transportation and other expenses you hire because you do not live near the land owner. It offers a target price for one ounce of gold in the form of a row. You do not know how long you have to work to find gold, and the price can go up or down. Protect yourself in the chord if it decreases considerably.
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