The Urban Treasure Hunter
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To learn more about this lucrative hobby you'll want to know the inside tips,
the local contacts in the know who are involved in these auctions. Bidding
strategies and pitfalls to be aware of. Learn how to research your targets
to maximize the profitability of an auction and keep your expenses minimal.
Learn the insider tips and tricks from the experiences of others so that you
aren't left to learn the ropes from your own mistakes.
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A Beginner's Guide to Storage Auctions:
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- Always be sure that you have done your research. Before you enter an area to start hunting for minerals like gold or silver, check first with the Bureau of Land Management to be sure that there is no existing Mineral Rights claim on the land you want to check out. The Bureau of Land Management or BLM is the government agency responsible for recording claims.
- You can file a Mineral Rights Claim on undedicated Federal lands which will give you the right to mine and prospect the land although you do not own it, you may camp there and all minerals found are yours.
- Before you start panning on public lands, check to see that no Mineral Rights Claims exist or you could find yourself in an awful lot of trouble.
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