Sell Your Minerals
Selling your mineral rights
- Free, no-obligation offers
- Plain-language valuations
- Title work handled
Why sell
Common reasons owners sell
- 01
Inherited minerals
Splitting royalty checks among heirs gets complicated. A sale can settle an estate cleanly and give each heir a clear share.
- 02
Declining or uncertain income
Every well declines, and prices move regardless of what you do. A sale converts an uncertain stream into a fixed amount.
- 03
Diversification
Converting part of an interest to cash lets you reinvest in assets that fit your goals and risk tolerance.
- 04
Less paperwork
No more division orders, operator statements or multiple 1099s at tax time. Talk with your tax advisor about how a sale affects you.
How selling works
Step 1:
Request an offer
Send the basics through our form, or call and talk it through with someone on our team.
Start the short form or call (817) 675-8560.
Step 2:
We evaluate your interest
We pull production history, permits and lease terms for your tract, weigh them against current pricing, and put a written offer in front of you. Nothing about it obligates you.
Step 3:
Close and get paid
Say yes and we take over title review, paperwork and funding. Typical closings run about 30 days.
What helps us prepare an offer
- County and state of the interest
- A recent royalty check stub or revenue statement
- Division order or lease, if you have one
- Deed, will or probate documents for inherited interests
None of these are required to start. We can find most details in public records.
What to expect
- A response soon
- A written offer with the assumptions behind it
- Time to review with family or an advisor, without pressure
- Closing coordinated by our team and a title professional
How do you determine what my minerals are worth?
We look at production history, the operator's development plans and nearby permits, lease terms and current commodity prices. We'll walk you through the main assumptions behind your offer.
Does it cost anything to get an offer?
No. Requesting an offer is free, and there is no obligation to accept it.
What information do I need to get started?
Just your contact information and where the interest is located (county and state). A recent check stub, division order or lease helps us move faster, but isn't required.
How long does it take to close?
Timing depends mostly on title review. Most transactions close within 30 days of signing a purchase agreement.
Do I have to sell my entire interest?
Not necessarily. Some owners sell a portion and keep the rest. Tell us what you have in mind and we'll discuss options.
Will my information be kept private?
Yes. We use the details you share only to evaluate your interest and contact you about it.