A calm, working conversation about your mineral rights. You stay in control at every step. The output is a directional range with the assumptions stated, not a sales pitch.
The review is a structured look at the factors that drive value, framed by plain-language questions and a published methodology.
We look at recent production data for the section, royalty checks you have received, and how income has trended. Decline-curve context matters: a high check stub from a new well behaves differently from a steady check stub from a mature one.
If you have an offer, we read it. Clawback provisions, depth-of-rights limitations, post-close obligations, and effective dates all change what a headline number means.
An active operator with a healthy nearby development plan supports a stronger outlook. An operator with a track record of plugging wells and walking away does not. We state the difference plainly.
Unclear title, partial mineral rights, and multiple-heir situations all change the picture. We flag what to verify with a Texas-licensed attorney before you commit to anything.
The review is a working conversation, not a closing attempt. We will tell you when an offer is reasonable and when it is not. We will also tell you when the better answer is to hold and see what the next year of production looks like.
We do not lead with a single number on a website or in an email. The review produces a range with the assumptions stated, never a one-line promise.
Our purchase documents do not re-open the deal after you sign. We disclose that relationship in writing before any agreement.
Our DCF methodology is published. If we cannot show our work, the number is not worth your time.
That is normal. Tell us what you have and we will help you figure out what to ask for. Many owners start with a royalty check stub or an offer letter; we can usually work forward from there.
Most reviews wrap in 3-7 business days once we have the key documents in hand. If your situation is more complex (multi-county, multi-operator, contested title), it can take a bit longer; we will tell you up front.
No. The review is genuinely free, with no obligation. If you decide to hold, we still consider the conversation a good use of our time.
A free, confidential underwriter review. No card. No obligation. The decision to sell, hold, or take more time stays yours.
No card required. No obligation. Confidential review.
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