Thank You

Thank you for requesting an offer on your mineral rights.  We will call you within a day or two, but feel free to contact us at 214-444-8805 to get started right away.

From Start to Finish

It’s easy to sell your minerals (unlike selling a house).  It won’t cost you anything and we’ll do all the work.  We usually close in a few days to a couple of weeks (depending how complicated the title is).

Request an Offer

You already requested an offer, so this step is done! If you want to get started sooner, reach out to us at 214-444-8805.

Submit Royalty Statements

We usually request your royalty statements (check stubs), which are a starting point for our research. Don’t worry if you don’t have statements – we’ll figure it out together.

Review Offer

Review your offer and decide if you want to move forward.  It so, we’ll prepare the closing documents and email them to you (or mail them if you prefer).

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Sign Closing Documents

We’ll email the closing documents to you.  Feel free to have them notarized at your convenience.  

Receive the Funds

Once your documents are signed, we’ll wire the funds to you using the banking information you provide.

You're Done!

You’re done! You now have more money in your bank account and will never have to worry about managing your mineral rights again (especially the property, state, and federal taxes)!

How We Value Mineral Rights

 

There are a lot of factors that impact the value of oil and gas royalties, particularly:

  • Location
  • Production
  • Well age
  • Product (oil vs natural gas)
  • Future development potential
  • Operator
  • Lease terms
  • Oil and gas prices

We use your royalty statements and public data to model future production and determine the value of your mineral rights.  Minerals with future potential, in a great location, are worth more than older wells that are running dry. 

Where We Buy Mineral Rights

We buy both producing and non-producing minerals in all oil and gas states. However, we are especially interested in Texas and Kansas mineral rights.

We even buy minerals in more obscure states, which produce very little oil and gas compared to other states.

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Why Sell?

People sell mineral rights for a variety of reasons. As a mineral owner, you are fortunate to own an asset that can be quickly converted to cash. It is advisable to sell while you are still receiving royalties – after all, oil and gas are finite resources, and all well eventually run dry. It’s better to sell early and maximize the value.

Why People Sell Their Mineral Rights

I am putting my affairs in order. I don’t want to burden my kids with the hassle of transferring ownership and managing small mineral rights. When my sister passed away, my niece and nephew had to hire an attorney to help them with the minerals. I don’t want my kids to go through that.

Lynn E.

I inherited my mineral rights so they were sentimental, but I don’t really want to bother with managing them and filing extra tax returns. I decided to sell and use the money as a down payment on my house.

Elizabeth R.

I had no idea how fast the oil production would decline. My checks are only 20% of what they were a few years ago. I should have sold my mineral rights when the wells were brand new and still generating huge royalties.

Miguel F.

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.

Raymond R.

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.

Pam H.