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I was told to “never sell your minerals”, why should I sell?
The idea of 'never sell your minerals' was rooted in an era of horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing in the early 2000s. Today, we’re in a harvest phase —especially in Oklahoma. Decline curves are steep and royalty checks drop rapidly. Selling now allows owners to realize full value while there is still active production. Waiting often results in missed opportunity.
I’m getting monthly royalties, why should I sell?
Royalty checks decline sharply over time due to natural well decline curves. What starts as a nice check often becomes a trickle—especially in mature fields like Oklahoma. A lump sum offer gives you the chance to lock in full value now instead of small dwindling checks over 30 years.
I’m holding for a better price, why should I sell?
You may see higher offers—but it's unlikely. Mineral values are highest early in a well’s life when production is strong. As wells decline or become uneconomic, buyers disappear. Waiting may mean you miss your best window.
You may see higher offers, but they have long 60 day closing. Beware of these offers. They are typically made by flippers, and their offers get re-traded down to what the flipper can sell it for within 60 days.
I got an offer, waited too long, and I now I want to sell, what should I do?
Oil and gas price volatility directly impacts exploration and capital budgets. Companies are usually given a budget and a timeframe, but oil and gas price volatility, regulatory pressure and ESG can impact exploration budgets. We will work on a fair, equitable offer.
This has been in my family for generations, why should I sell?
We respect that legacy. Many owners sell only a portion. This preserves family history while using part of the money to pay down debt, help kids or invest elsewhere.
Technology could increase future value, why should I sell?
It’s true that technology opened up new reserves in the past. But those breakthroughs come at a cost. Selling now takes the risk out of waiting for those technologies to pan out. Today’s innovations are focused on cost-efficiency, not discovery. In fact, most untapped areas are uneconomic or already known.
I want to leave this for my heirs, why should I sell?
Passing minerals can create confusion over split interests, unclear rights and legal or tax burdens. Selling now gives you control over how that value is passed down.