Every transaction in NC requires subsurface rights Disclosures be provided by the Sellers. Subsurface transfers with the property unless previous (or current) sellers reserved those rights, which must be noted on the subsurface rights Disclosure.

Study hard. Take lots of practice tests. Do well on your state exam?  Is it soon?

I am not an attorney, nor do I play one on television, nor do I offer legal advice.

Aside from that, water rights and water shares are not issues with which I have ever had to contend.

I have never had to deal with any issues pertaining to water rights....

I have no need to know "water law." I'm not a lawyer. My involvement in water rights and shares is zip, zero, zilch and has been that for 25 years.

I am not familiar with the water law.

It is my personal law to not drink my water unless it is filtered and drinkable. Beyond that, it does not impact my real estate business. 

Not at all. Not familiar.

    Florida is a riparian rights state.  So N/A. 

If a property has its own well, it will be on the contract.

None so far.

In San Diego, CA  we all have water rights: it's called La Jolla Shores and Mission Beach. Oh in real estate, it never comes up in my world.

I'm not a lawyer nor do I try to act like one on Active Rain.

All I know is if I do not pay my water bill, the city has the right to cut off my water supply.

I am not so much familiar with Water Law, Daniel Lloyd .

a West Coast thing ?

In Minnesota ....NONE!

Just remember the dnr owns all of it.

Not at all.  Zero.  Not a thing in suburban SoCal.

Not an issue in the Chicago market. 

We have not had to deal with those. A

None whatsoever.