How do I know what my minerals are worth?
Mineral value can depend on several things, including location, nearby drilling activity, current production, lease terms, operator activity, and buyer demand in your area. In simple terms, minerals in active oil and gas areas often carry more value than minerals in undeveloped areas.
What documents do I need to get started?
If you have royalty check stubs, division orders, lease documents, or legal descriptions, those can be helpful. If you do not have those documents, that is completely fine. In many cases, we can start with your name, county, and state.
How long does the process usually take?
Every situation is different, but many transactions can move from initial review to closing within a few weeks depending on title verification and document availability.
Will selling my minerals affect my surface rights?
In most cases, no. Mineral rights and surface rights are often separate property interests. Selling your minerals usually does not mean giving up ownership of your land or home.
Can I sell only part of my mineral interest?
Yes. Many owners choose to sell only a portion of their mineral or royalty interest while keeping the rest for long-term ownership.