In Texas real estate, water is complex. Surface water is state-owned. Groundwater is privately owned but regulated. Wells are not automatically protected, and municipal service is not guaranteed. If you sell property in Texas, you need to understand water.

To improve competency in drafting, explaining, and navigating the Farm & Ranch Contract while reducing risk, avoiding unauthorized practice of law, and better representing clients.

Whether you specialize in thousand-acre ranches or tiny lots in town, you need to consider what lies beneath the surface. Mineral rights can affect any piece of property.

The farm and ranch sector is a different beast than commercial and residential real estate, but this class will give you a solid foundation for launching yourself as a farm and ranch agent.

In Texas real estate, water is complex. Surface water is state-owned. Groundwater is privately owned but regulated. Wells are not automatically protected, and municipal service is not guaranteed. If you sell property in Texas, you need to understand water.

To improve competency in drafting, explaining, and navigating the Farm & Ranch Contract while reducing risk, avoiding unauthorized practice of law, and better representing clients.