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Mineral Estate Defined
The Texas Oil and Gas Lease
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| Texas mineral and royalty owners
frequently have questions as to the ownership of their mineral estates. We
provide the necessary research to help owners answer questions concerning their
mineral & royalty interests, including: |
- What do I own?
- What part of my mineral estate is leased, or held by production, or
available to lease?
- Did one of my ancestors reserve a mineral or royalty interest in land that they sold?
- Can you help me lease my minerals?
- Can you find a buyer for my minerals or royalties?
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Several good reasons for knowing the
status of your mineral holdings are;
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Minerals should be viewed as an
investment, and as such you should ensure that you have clear title. It is
imperative to exercise due-diligence on any investment that you own.
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An owner needs to review the
conveyance (or reservation) wording to understand exactly what portions of what
minerals were actually conveyed or retained.
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If you intend to pass minerals or
royalties to your heirs, it is essential to have an accurate accounting of your
mineral holdings for probate and conveyance.
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An informed mineral owner can benefit
immensely in oil & gas lease negotiations, by knowing their title and ownership,
and any outstanding interests in others.
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When buying or selling a tract of
land, knowing exactly the extent of the mineral estate will allow for
negotiation of the terms based upon the quantity and nature of the minerals and
royalties included and/or reserved.
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Please select the Landowner Request Form,
and provide us with your information, and we will contact you to
discuss how we can help you.
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