Mineral Rights are the ownership of resources beneath the surface of a property, including oil, natural gas, and other minerals. These rights grant the owner the ability to lease, sell, or extract these resources, often separately from surface rights. There are several types of mineral rights, each with unique characteristics: ‍Fee Mineral Interest: Includes both royalty and executive leasing rights, giving the owner full control over leasing and revenue. ‍Non-Participating Royalty Interest (NPRI): Grants perpetual rights to royalties but does not include executive leasing rights. ‍Overriding Royalty Interest (ORRI): A royalty interest tied to a lease that expires when the lease ends. ‍Working Interest: An operating or non-operating interest in a lease that shares the expenses required to drill and develop an oil and gas well.

Yes, you can choose to sell all or just a portion of your mineral rights, depending on your preferences and financial goals. While selling all offer the greatest immediate financial benefit, selling a portion helps meet current needs while retaining some future royalties.

If your mineral rights are under lease, we evaluate the terms of that lease. You can still sell the rights, and we can guide you on how the lease might affect the transaction.

The value depends on factors such as location, production history, current market conditions, and the potential for future development. We assess these factors to provide you with a fair offer.

Typically, mineral owners need to provide deeds, leases, and any past royalty statements. Don’t worry if you don’t have all of them—our team can help gather what’s needed.