Request an offer, and we'll be happy to evaluate your mineral rights.
Send us the last few months of royalty statements and any supporting documents (leases, deeds, division orders etc.).
We will review and appraise your mineral rights and provide you with a competitive offer.
Once we agree on a price, a closing date will be scheduled. You will sign and notarize the document. When we receive the paperwork, we will immediately wire the funds.
Mineral Interest (MI) owners have 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.
Request an OfferRoyalty Interest (RI) includes the right to receive revenue from well production free of the obligation to pay for drilling or operational expenses.
Request an OfferNon-Participating Royalty Interest (NPRI) includes rights to oil and gas production revenue but no rights to participate in executing the lease.
Request an OfferOverriding Royalty Interest (ORRI) is an interest in the proceeds from the sale of minerals rather than an interest in the actual minerals.
Request an OfferMinerals in the hottest shale plays are more valuable than those in older fields with conventional wells.
Producing minerals 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..
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.
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 and 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.L. Edwards
With the price of oil declining and operators practically giving gas away, I decided to sell before the bottom falls out.J. Cruz
My parents owned a tiny interest in 80+ wells, and, as the Trustee for their estate, the minerals were a total nightmare to manage (between taxes and frequent operator changes). It definitely didn't earn enough to justify the time! I was happy to sell them.S Barnes
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 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