For mineral & royalty owners
Sell on the market’s terms, not one buyer’s.
Most owners only ever see one offer, the one that arrives in the mail. We run a competitive divestiture process across a network of well-capitalized buyers, with offers grounded in geological and engineering evaluation, so the price reflects what your interests are actually worth.
A single offer tells you what one buyer will pay. Not what your minerals are worth.
A single mailed offer
- One buyer, one number, on their terms.
- No reasoning behind the figure.
- Pressure to decide before it expires.
- You never learn what others would pay.
A competitive process
- A network of well-capitalized buyers competing.
- Offers grounded in geological and engineering evaluation.
- A written offer with the reasoning behind the number.
- No cost to start, and no obligation to accept.
How a sale comes together.
A real offer is worth understanding, and it will not expire overnight. Take the time to review and compare. There is no obligation to go further.
Evaluate
We review your interests with geological and engineering analysis to establish a real, grounded value, not a guess. You do not need legal descriptions to start.
Take it to market
We position your assets to qualified buyers and create competition, then bring you a written offer with the reasoning behind the number.
Close
We work the title and manage the transaction through to a clean close, and keep you informed at every step.
There is often a right time to sell.
Minerals are a wasting asset.
A reservoir is finite. The tax code even grants owners a depletion deduction as it runs down.
Value peaks before drilling.
An interest is often worth the most while the upside is still ahead of it.
Convert it forward.
Selling turns a depleting stream into capital you control, to redeploy into assets that appreciate. A 1031 exchange can defer the tax.
Educational only, not tax or investment advice.
Owners sell for all kinds of reasons.
Whatever yours, and whether your interest is worth four figures or seven, you get the same disciplined process.
You inherited interests
Fractional minerals scattered across counties you have never seen. We handle the title research and estate complexity, and walk you through exactly what you hold.
An offer arrived in the mail
A single mailed offer is one buyer's number, not the market's. Before you sign, we can run your interests through competing buyers so you can see how it compares.
You want certainty
Trade an unpredictable monthly check for a lump sum you control, on a timeline that suits you, not the market's swings.
You are simplifying
Consolidate scattered, fractional interests into one clean transaction, whether you are settling an estate or reducing what you manage.
You do not need to be an expert. That is our job.
We handle the title research, bring qualified buyers to the table, and manage the transaction end to end. You see the reasoning behind every number, and you decide what happens next. No pressure, no manufactured deadlines.
Questions owners ask.
How do you determine what my minerals are worth?
We base our work on geological and engineering evaluation of your specific tracts, including production, location, and development potential. A competitive process then tests that value against real buyer demand, and you see the reasoning behind the number.
Is there any cost or obligation to talk?
No. There is no cost to start a conversation, and you are never obligated to accept an offer. A serious offer is worth understanding, so take the time to review and compare.
What if I do not know exactly what I own?
That is common, especially with inherited interests. You do not need legal descriptions to start. We handle the title research and walk you through what you hold.
I already got an offer in the mail. Should I just take it?
Not without comparing it. Any single offer reflects one buyer's view on one day. We can run your interests through competing buyers so you can see how it stacks up against the market. There is no cost to find out, and no obligation to sell.
Will I owe a lot of tax if I sell?
It depends on your situation, so talk to your CPA, but several facts work in sellers' favor. Interests held more than a year are taxed at the lower long-term capital-gains rates, and inherited minerals usually receive a stepped-up cost basis to their value on the date of death, which can reduce or even erase the taxable gain. And because mineral and royalty interests are generally treated as real property, many sellers use a 1031 like-kind exchange to defer the capital-gains tax by reinvesting the proceeds into other real estate, effectively trading a depleting asset for an appreciating one without taking the tax hit up front. On a large gain that can be significant. The rules are strict, you work through a qualified intermediary on a set timeline, so plan it with your CPA before you close. We are not tax advisors, but we are glad to work alongside yours.
How long does the process take?
It depends on the interests, the basin, and how clean the title is. A competitive process takes a little longer than simply accepting the first letter you receive, because we bring multiple buyers to the table, and that is exactly what surfaces a stronger number. We keep you informed at every step.
What areas do you work in?
We facilitate divestitures across all U.S. producing basins, so where your interests sit does not limit us.
Do you buy directly, or bring in other buyers?
We run a competitive process across a network of well-capitalized buyers to maximize your value, rather than relying on a single number. Because we also source acquisitions for investment groups, we know how buyers price an asset and put that to work for you.
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Start a conversation with our team. There is no cost to find out, and no obligation to sell.