Mineral Rights Across Producing States
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Sell Mineral Rights in Texas
Texas mineral rights span five distinct plays. Learn how your decision to sell changes depending on whether you're in the Permian, Eagle Ford, Haynesville, or Barnett.
Sell Mineral Rights in Oklahoma
Oklahoma covers four very different mineral stories, from SCOOP/STACK drilling to Osage headrights. Learn which one applies to you before you sell.
Sell Mineral Rights in New Mexico
New Mexico mineral owners in Lea, Eddy, or San Juan County face very different decisions. Here's how the timing question changes depending on which basin you're in.
Sell Mineral Rights in North Dakota
If you own Bakken or Three Forks minerals in western North Dakota, you're probably fielding multiple offers. Here's how to think through which one, and when.
Sell Mineral Rights in Colorado
Colorado mineral rights owners face real setback rules and active DJ basin drilling. Here's how to think through when and whether to sell.
Sell Mineral Rights in Wyoming
Wyoming's Powder River and Green River basins have very different stories: coalbed methane's legacy versus deep dry gas. Here's how each affects a sale.
Sell Mineral Rights in Pennsylvania
Signed a Marcellus lease back in 2008 or 2010? Your Pennsylvania mineral decision today depends on the terms buried in that old lease. Here's how to read it.
Sell Mineral Rights in Ohio
Ohio's Utica boom cooled years ago. If you own minerals in Carroll, Harrison, or Belmont County, here's what selling looks like at this stage of the play.
Sell Mineral Rights in West Virginia
Coal-era severed deeds left many West Virginia families holding fractional mineral shares split among heirs. Here's how to sort that out before you sell.
Sell Mineral Rights in Louisiana
Louisiana mineral owners face a real deadline: the state's 10-year prescription rule. Here's what that means alongside Haynesville and TMS realities.
Sell Mineral Rights in Arkansas
Arkansas mineral owners are dealing with a slowed Fayetteville shale and a new lithium story in the Smackover. Here's how that shapes a sell decision.
Sell Mineral Rights in Kansas
Kansas mineral rights span the Hugoton gas field and the Mississippian Lime. Here's what owners in each should know before deciding to sell.
Sell Mineral Rights in Montana
Own minerals in Sheridan, Roosevelt, or Powder River County, Montana? Learn what actually drives a fair offer before you sign anything away.
Sell Mineral Rights in Utah
Uinta basin oil moves by rail and truck, not pipeline, which changes what selling your Utah mineral rights actually looks like. Here's how.
Sell Mineral Rights in Michigan
Michigan's Antrim shale boom peaked decades ago. If your royalty check keeps shrinking, here's how to think about selling those mineral rights.
Sell Mineral Rights in Kentucky
Kentucky mineral owners sit at the edge of two basins, eastern Appalachian gas and western Illinois basin oil. Here's how to weigh a sale in either.
Sell Mineral Rights in Mississippi
Mississippi mineral rights span an unproven shale play and much older salt-dome production. Here's how owners in each should think about selling.
Sell Mineral Rights in Alabama
Own minerals under Black Warrior basin coalbed methane land in Alabama? Here's how those interests actually pay, and how to think through selling.
Sell Mineral Rights in Tennessee
Own mineral rights on Tennessee farmland? Here's an honest look at what Appalachian-edge minerals in Fentress, Overton, or Scott County are actually worth.
Sell Mineral Rights in Illinois
Illinois basin oil is old, mostly stripper-well production now. Here's what that means for owners deciding whether to hold or sell mineral rights.
Sell Mineral Rights in California
California mineral rights sit in some of the country's oldest oil fields and its toughest regulatory climate. Here's what that means if you're selling.
Sell Mineral Rights in Alaska
Alaska mineral ownership is unusual, mostly Native corporation land and North Slope royalty interests. Here's what selling actually looks like there.
Sell Mineral Rights in Missouri
Missouri sits at the fringe of the Forest City basin, small, shallow production, not a shale hotspot. Here's a realistic look at what selling means.
Sell Mineral Rights in Nebraska
Own mineral rights in the Nebraska panhandle? Here's what to realistically expect before you sell, grounded in how thin this edge of the DJ basin actually is.
