We purchase producing royalties, overriding royalties, and non-producing mineral acreage directly from individuals, families, and trusts. No middleman broker deductions, no public auction delays, and all county deed curative handled at our expense.
Model the normalized Net Royalty Acreage of your tract based on modern industry formulas, review indicative basin valuation ranges, and export a formal Mineral Asset Dossier (.CSV).
We evaluate all varieties of subsurface interests regardless of fractured family ownership or unprobated estates.
Tracts with active horizontal or vertical production paying monthly disbursements. We purchase entire interests or undivided fractional percentages, immediately converting future variable depletion into upfront lump-sum liquidity.
Carved-out revenue interests created by geologists, landmen, operators, or promoters. We buy ORRIs on existing production or permitted units, eliminating lease forfeiture and operating risks for the holder.
Royalty entitlements carved out in historic ancestor deeds without executive leasing rights. We price and acquire NPRIs cleanly, resolving complex multi-generation title splits.
Minerals stuck in deceased relatives' names with missing wills or dozens of distant heirs. We run the courthouse genealogical trees, draft and record all Affidavits of Heirship, and purchase your fractional share outright.
Provide your tract location, county, or recent check stub details below. Our landmen will examine county records, review active basin permits, and prepare a written purchase proposal within 48 to 72 hours.
A Net Royalty Acre is the universal standard metric used by institutional buyers and operators to normalize mineral tracts that carry different lease royalty rates. The formula is: NRA = Net Mineral Acres × (Lease Royalty / 0.125). For example, owning 10 Net Mineral Acres leased at a 1/4th (25%) royalty equals 20 Net Royalty Acres because it generates twice the cashflow of a traditional 1/8th lease.
No. If you own both the surface and minerals, you can convey only the subsurface oil, gas, and hydrocarbon rights while retaining 100% of your surface acreage, home, barns, and pasture. In modern mineral deeds, we routinely include explicit surface waivers prohibiting operators from placing drill pads or roads on your surface without your written consent.
Monthly royalty checks are generally taxed at your highest federal and state ordinary income rates. In contrast, selling a long-held mineral estate typically qualifies for favorable Long-Term Capital Gains tax treatment (often 15% to 20%). Always consult your CPA to evaluate your specific tax basis and estate circumstances.
Once we agree on price and verify the county courthouse runsheet, closing occurs via a formal Mineral Deed. Funds are disbursed directly to you via bank wire or cashier's check upon execution. We pay all county recording fees and handle the division order transfer filings with the operator.
This is our specialty. Our landmen pull the genealogical deed history, draft the necessary Statutory Affidavits of Heirship (under Texas Estates Code § 203.002 or Oklahoma statutes), obtain disinterested signatures, and record the instruments in the county courthouse at zero out-of-pocket cost to you.