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What can hold a lease during the primary term without production? Can a permit filed a month before the end of a primary term hold a lease?

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Very helpful video. The question I have is if I can find out where well activity is going on in my area. It appears some drilling has started in the last week or so because we have Sand and Water trucks running up and down our road 24/7. I am all for drilling. I just wanted to get an idea how long all the traffic is going to be going on. Thanks again for your video info.

Hi. We have mineral rights and have questions about oil and gas leases and drilling, etc. Are you able to contact me to further discuss our questions?

Thank you for trying to help me with understanding how this work. I have a paid oil & gas lease that was sent to me, is this something that should be reviewed by a lawyer? I'm still confused if its a good contract or not.

My wife and I just found out by mail that we are going to be owning mineral rights passed down from her grandpa. These rights are going to be split up 6 ways because mothers have passed and they go to the kids next. Anyways, we found out because Antero Resources is planning stages of drilling for oil and gas where these rights are. We do not own the land, just the rights. We do not know much about anything right now because this is so new to us. I certainly hope it can be life changing for us in a good way. Do you think this could be a great thing financially for our family's? The mineral rights are located in Doddridge county West Virginia. Any advice on this would be greatly appreciated. I have been watching your video's to figure out some of this. Thank you for making these detailed video's to help.

My cousins negotiated for the family on 320 acres south of Lubbock. We received 23%. After watching your video, I see it was a fair price. Thanks, cr

It's all called speculation. Right now in Central Texas there is a company that is asking land owners to lease their land for development of oil and gas. You will get a call from a "Landman" asking to lease your property for 3 years with an option of 2 more years. They will offer a percentage of the royalty, usually 20-25% and a signing bonus. The signing bonus can range anywhere from $150 to $5,000 per acre. You need to check with a local oil and gas attorney or your bank who know who these companies are and what is their intent. Some leasing companies will lease XX amount of land and "FLIP" the leases. Which means sell them to another investor. I have seen leases bought and "Flipped" 3-6 times and no drilling was performed. Right now the administration we have had shut down drilling permits. In the 2024 upcoming election if the right party get elected they will open up pipe lines and start the drilling permits. This is why Landmen are trying to buy up leases in hopes either to drill on the land or just "Flip" the leases. Doing research on the company these landmen represent is a must. Find out how big the oil company is, their history and how many producing wells they have. Just don't jump at the first landman's offer. They will offer as little as they think you will take, you just need to negotiate with them so you and the leasing company will both be happy.

Wow thank you so so much for all the work and thoughtful support you build.

How do i find out the value of my mineral rights?

Thank you for these videos... I'm learning a lot! One point I'm confused on though... Shouldn't the production unit size be closer to 960 acres since it's a section and a half? The calculation at the end here uses just the 636ish acres for sec 35 and doesn't include sec 30s half.

This is very informative. Thank you!

Hey does anyone know where we can find more information on this

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What is the difference on mineral rights surface rights and rights below the surface?

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Great video, very informative.

Do you have a course for valuations?

What if you own a undivided minerals interest in all depts and in the units , carried working or a Override is the operator. The research that is done can you explain? To look up minerals owners officially, and whom determines to exclude a mineral owner owners area they own out of the lease? Certainly if the unit is shut in do to over flow would they not have to keep that area in for at the bar minimum for maintenance or a possible worke over? I do not need legal advice however trying to interpret the lease in which was bought out from another etc.

I don’t sign any oil & gas lease for any less than 1/4 royalty interest

I currently own 69 NRA and it’s producing. I have a company interested in buying in just waiting on the letter so that I can negotiate . On one of the wells it showed the gross amount was in the millions. Is this a good thing or something I shouldn’t sale? Just trying to figure out which direction to go in. My land is in cass county(Texas)

You have a gift for teaching in a manner that clarifies understanding ✔️

a just got a lease offer ?

I just signed to be a working interest investor! Don’t know what I’m doing. Just investing. lol. Good video

Great video ! Just emailed you.

Hi I have a very specific question. So we have land in Louisiana my dad was the owner of the mineral rights and they’ve been leased. There were wells drilled all around our land but never on ours. The gas companies were trying to buy the mineral rights from my dad for 30+ years. He could never figure out why they wanted the rights but wouldn’t drill on the land but they would drill on all the land around. Literally you can see on google maps all the wells surrounding ours. He passed recently and within weeks the oil company contacted my mom and offered 30000$ for the mineral rights. She said no. Now they keep contacting her and have increased their offer 5x. Do you have any idea why they’d want to buy the mineral rights but have been putting off drilling when it’s leased? We just don’t really know where to start on this situation so any advice would be great 😂

The big questions to a newby like me is, (1) how could I ever know who wants to lease my property and (2) how could I know that they're legit and (3) how could I ever know how much I should require? My 'rights' are sitting somewhere and I haven't received a check in nearly 20 years. Do I hire a transaction lawyer or something?

Thank you for your video. I’m considering selling my gas wells in Seminole Texas. I would love to talk to you

Are the royalties the oil companies pay on a Federal oil lease, more or less than they would pay a private citizen for a lease?

Thank you. I think the way I will look at it is I will get over the life of the well at least twice what is being offered.

Do you estimate- mineral rights in Roosevelt County I have a 160 Acres I Own 100% the mineral rights

Thanks for doing this. I read somewhere that offers range from 12.5% to 25% of what I will get over the life of the well. This is less than 25-50% you suggest. Did I read something wrong? Thanks again.

Sold mineral rights in North Dakota. Need help in determining the cost basis

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Thanks for sharing! Excellent idea!

I am very interested, as soon as all the division orders are finished, I definitely will ! Thank for sharing!!

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Thanks for this. It is sickening, isn't it! In 2022, many buyers appeaqred out of thin air. A lot of this scammy stuff was going on. It took me six months of research before I sold a fraction of my rights. I brought in more buyers to bid against other buyers. I was willing to walk away, something I heard you should be willing to do.I looked up buyers in the country records for deeds they themselvesused to sell--different from what they were using with me. I found that some were selling to large buyers, like Energynet (I think that's the name). I also looked at the deeds these buyers used to sell their royalty rights and found clauses and language I could use, and used these to ammended the deeds they offered me. then I had an oil and gas lawyer look over everything. It was so nerve wracking and time consuming that I never wanted to do this again. I did learn something about mineral royalty deeds and the RRC GIS. None of this stuff is user friendly for civilians, for sure. And I wish ruthless greed didn't bother me. Your channel would have been a great companion as I was going through this.

I think that they want to hold on to the lease with options without producing anything because they might have an Adjoined property that they might be paying less on royalties and bonuses, and since it's close to the subject property, they might be able to extract the oil underneath that pool of oil those properties sit on, and not let another oil company have access to the oil. Maybe, just a thought.

What website would I search under to find state of Louisiana's well sites?

Thanks for this video. Can you do a vodeo forbwells in NW Louisiana, DeSoto Parish? Also do you any videos on how to write a demand letter if youve never been paid due to being 'unleased mineral owner";and who to contact?

Great videos! I have mineral rights which are shared with some family members on property in North Dakota. We've been presented a very simple lease from a land man. They all want to sign but I feel like holding out, until I find someone who agrees to drill. I don't want to have the land tied up for five years. What should I do? If they drill I will be force pooled. But if they don't, we're all stuck. Can I sell my rights to a different operator who agrees to drill and he can just force pool them?

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