Sell Your Kansas
Mineral Rights

We buy oil and gas royalties and mineral rights throughout Kansas.

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We Know Kansas Minerals

We buy oil and gas royalties and mineral rights throughout Kansas. We especially like Ellis, Haskell, Finney, Barton, Russel, and Rook counties.

We buy mineral rights in the following Kansas counties:
  • Stevens
  • Grant
  • Kearney
  • Harper
  • Barber
  • Haskell
  • Morton
  • Seward
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Top Oil and Gas Producing Counties in Kansas

Kansas has a long history of oil and gas production - going back to the 1860s and continuing through 2020. Kansas oil and gas production is typically found in the southwest and central parts of the state and mostly consists of conventional (vertical) wells, including many stripper (or marginal) wells that produce less than 15 barrels of oil or 90 MCFs of natural gas per day. Marginal wells account for 39% of the oil and gas production in Kansas!

Kansas ranks #14 (out of 24) and accounts for 1.07% of US oil and 0.48% of US gas production.

Kansas Mineral Rights Value Calculator

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* This calculator has limited functionality and assumes the well or wells have been producing for more than 18 months. It does not take into account location, production, lease terms, commodity price, operator, or future development potential. Please contact us to get a custom quote on your specific minerals.
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Kansas Mineral Rights Value

What are your Kansas Minerals Rights Worth?

Producing Kansas royalties are typically valued as a multiple of the monthly revenue. Unless the well or wells are very new or about to be plugged, the rule of thumb is 3-5 years of revenue. Whether the value is closer to the 3-year mark or the 5-year mark will depend on a variety of factors, such as location, production volume, commodity prices, lease terms, operator, and likelihood for future drilling.

Non-producing Kansas mineral rights can be valued by multiplying the number of net mineral acres (NMA) that you own by the going lease rate, which is often the lease bonus.

The best way to determine the value of your mineral rights is to request a quote. We will be happy to evaluate your minerals and provide you with a quote. Don't worry - requesting a quote does NOT obligate you to sell.

How We Value Your Kansas Mineral Rights

There are a lot of factors that play into the value of mineral rights. These include location, producing vs non-producing properties, current oil and gas prices, well production figures, lease terms, and even the operator of the well or wells.

Minerals in the hottest shale plays are more valuable than those in older fields with conventional wells.

Producing mineral rights are worth more than non-producing minerals because they are generating revenue.

When oil and gas prices drop, revenue drops, and sometimes operators are unable to continue operations..

Highly productive wells (and off-set wells) can increase the value of your Kansas mineral rights.

Favorable lease terms (such as a 25% royalty) favorably impact the value of the leased minerals.

A small number of operators are unethical, and their reputation automatically devalues your minerals.

Our Process is Quick and Easy

We are not interested in flipping (buying and selling minerals), which allows us to close deals quickly. If you have a clean title, royalty statements, copy of your lease, we can move this process along quickly. If you are missing some documents, it might take longer to locate the relevant records, but we can usually close in a reasonably short timeframe.

Sell Your Kansas Mineral Rights in 5 Easy Steps

We won't pressure you to sell. We are here to give you information so you can make an informed decision. We follow a straightforward 5 step process to make the process easy.

Request an offer, and we'll be happy to evaluate your Kansas minerals.

Upload the last few months of royalty statements and any supporting documents (leases, deeds, etc.).

We will review and appraise your mineral rights and provide you with a competitive offer and proof of funds.

Once we agree on a price, both parties will sign a Purchase and Sale Agreement (PSA), which allows us to perform due diligence and prepare closing documents.

You will sign and notarize the document. When we receive the paperwork, we will immediately wire the funds.

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We Buy The Following Types of KS Mineral Rights

We want to give you the tools and information to make an informed decision. Your Kansas mineral rights have probably been in your family for generations and selling them is a big decision. We will be happy to answer your questions, evaluate your minerals, and give you a competitive offer. We always recommend that mineral owners get offers from multiple buyers but we are confident that our offer will be fair to both the buyer and seller. We buy Kansas mineral interest, royalty interest, non-participating royalty interest (NPRI), and overriding royalty interest.

Mineral Interest (MI)

The right to explore, develop, and produce the minerals below the surface of a tract of land, including the right to enter into a lease.

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Royalty Interest (RI)

Rights to receive revenue from well production free of the obligation to pay for drilling or operational expenses.

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Non-Participating Royalty Interest (NPRI)

Rights to revenue but no rights to participate in executing the lease.

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Overriding Royalty Interest (ORRI)

Interest in the proceeds from the sale of minerals rather than an interest in the actual minerals.

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Why Sell Your Kansas Oil and Gas Royalties?

Kansas has a long history of oil and gas production, but most of the wells are producing a fraction of what they once produced. A decent well might be producing 2-10 barrels of oil per day, which pales in comparison to the monster wells of the Permian and other shale basins, many of which produce over 1,000 barrels of oil per day.

Why People Sell Their Minerals Rights:

With the price of oil declining and operators practically giving gas away, I decided to sell before the bottom falls out.J. Cruz

I inherited mineral rights, but don't want to be involved with fracking and fossil fuels. I would prefer to support renewable energy and do my part to reverse climate change.P. Harris

My oil wells have been producing for decades and the reserves are almost depleted. Once the wells are plugged, the value will be significantly lower. I'd rather cash out now.R. Robertson

I am on a fixed income, and the sale of these minerals will help me secure stable housing. My children will be okay if even if they don't inherit these minerals.S. Owens

I am one of the millions who lost their job due to the COVID-19 lockdown. I sold my minerals to get me through this terrible time. If my grandmother could see our current situation, she would understand. I'm so grateful to have had minerals to sell. Many people don't have this option.L. Grady

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Kansas Oil & Gas Fields

Kansas ranks #14 (0f 24) for United States oil and gas production. Kansas produces 1.07% of the oil and 0.48% of the gas produced in the United States.

According to the Kansas Geological Survey, the top ten Kansas oil fields produce 15% of the state's oil while the top ten gas fields produce 74% of the state's gas.

The largest field is the Hugoton Gas Area, covering Haskell, Finney, Stevens, Grant, Kearny, Stanton, Morton, and Seward Counties, all located in South Western Kansas.
Top 5 Oil Fields
Top 5 Gas Fields
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Image source: University of Kansas (Kansas Geological Survey)

Kansas Oil & Gas Production 1980 - 2020

Source: ShaleXP

Top 20 Kansas Operators

Kansas royalty and mineral owners typically have wells that are operated by smaller companies. At times, the majors have tried to drill and operate Kansas wells, but local operators know the geology and have Kansas-specific drilling knowledge that leads to more successful oil and gas wells.
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How Do I Located My Kansas Minerals?

Kansas recently updated their interactive map. It's much more user-friendly, making it a breeze for mineral and royalty owners to find the information they need!

If you know your legal description, it's easy to locate the wells in which you own an interest. Not sure where to find the legal description? It's on your property deed and your oil and gas lease.

Need more help? Contact us and we will be happy to look it up for you!
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Map: KGS Interactive Map