The first question that often comes to mind for newly inherited interest owners is, “Are mineral rights valuable?”.
Inherited minerals can be valuable, or they may not be. For new mineral and royalty owners, there can be a lot to learn. The potential tax liabilities, the need for a Retrospective Appraisal, and challenging the old adage to never sell your minerals are just a few of the things new owners should understand.
Selling minerals and royalties should be considered when they are worth a significant amount of money;
working with a trusted industry professional who knows how to navigate the sale process is a must.
Considering only one (or even two or three) offers from a mineral buyer is NOT the best way to determine what your mineral rights are worth!
At Venergy, we have a 95% transaction success rate and it’s because we know that the only way to truly see how much your minerals are worth is to see what many buyers are willing to pay for them, not just a few.
There is no straight and easy answer when it comes to determining mineral rights value. Mineral buying companies in New Mexico that claim to give you a fast, click-of-a-button offer value for your minerals are just that, a click-and-bait tactic.
Understanding how much are minerals rights worth in New Mexico takes time, expert knowledge of the Permian Midland Basin and Delaware Basin drilling and Operator activity, and personal relationships with the mineral buyers in this area.
Read our article to determine the #1 way to find out how much your minerals are worth.
Mineral buying companies in Midland, Lubbock, San Angelo, Odessa, Big Spring, Albuquerque, and Santa Fe take into account their own buying parameters, including area of interest (AOI), Operator activity, pay zone potential, and the price of oil and gas, to name a small few of the many factors that go into a buyers’ offer price for your minerals.
We will discuss your needs, wants, and expectations based on the information provided to us about your asset and situation.
After your consultation and receipt of requested documents, Venergy will take a deeper dive into the facts. We will examine past and current Operator well activity, perform a thorough review of revenue statements, investigate any title issues, and review county data, etc. so we know as many details as possible about your asset(s).
With a complete understanding of your interest(s), Venergy will create a customized proposal for market exposure. Knowing how to present your asset is one of the most important aspects of a marketing strategy. With a first-class presentation and expert industry knowledge of your interest(s), Venergy is prepared to represent and negotiate with buyers on your behalf to get you the results you deserve.
Our reputable buyer network knows they can expect the best from Venergy. We leave no stone unturned when it comes to marketing your asset while keeping you informed all the way to make the process as transparent and painless as possible.
We have experienced nearly every scenario so you can leave the problem-solving and strategy negotiations to us. You will never have to deal with low ball offers, back and forth emails and phone calls with pesky middlemen. When you have proper representation from an industry professional, the chances of you getting taken advantage of and receiving sub-par offers is significantly reduced. Rest assured your deal will be closed with confidence and satisfaction.
The golden key is to have a trusted professional that is an expert in the area your minerals are located, knows the companies that buy mineral rights in New Mexico, and has proven experience in getting top offers for their clients.
If you own minerals in the Permian Midland Basin or Delaware Basin and want to know more about how to sell minerals in New Mexico, we can help.
Kyle D. Venema is a Petroleum Landman and Managing Partner of Venergy Momentum Oil & Gas, an Austin, TX-based mineral and royalty consulting and education firm. Learn more about our services, read our 5-star Google reviews and client testimonials, and see our A+ Better Business Bureau page for more information.