Ownership Situation
You inherited a mineral interest and now hold a check, a deed, or neither. Here is how to figure out what it's worth before deciding to keep or sell.
A letter showed up offering to buy your minerals. Before you sign, get a second, independent number to check it against. No obligation to sell either way.
Executors need documentation, not a handshake. How we work with fiduciaries to price and sell mineral assets during probate and estate settlement.
The bonus check cleared and now the lease sits idle. Here's how leased but undrilled minerals get valued and what a sale looks like before spud.
1/64th of a tract split three generations ago is still worth pricing correctly. We aggregate small undivided interests other buyers pass on.
Trustees answer to beneficiaries and, often, a court. How we document mineral sales to meet a trustee's prudent-investor duty and reporting standard.
No wells, no lease, no royalty checks. Non-producing mineral rights still carry value tied to the play and offset activity. Here's how we price them.
You live nowhere near the county where your minerals sit. Selling remotely is routine for us; here's how the process works without a trip back home.
Converting mineral rights to cash for medical costs, retirement, or debt is a portfolio decision. We price the after-tax outcome ahead of the headline offer.
A mineral interest that both sides can agree on the value of, so a divorce settlement can close without a fight over future royalty checks.
