Three steps. No homework required.

Step 1: Tell us what you own

Fill out the free valuation form, or call or text 918-984-1645. You do not need to know exactly what you own. A royalty check stub, an old deed, a division order, or even just "my family has minerals in Custer County" is enough for us to start.

From there, we do the research at no cost to you: we run the county records, identify your interest, and look at every well, permit, and unit that touches it.

Step 2: Get a real number

Within a few days you will have our offer, and unlike most buyers, you will also have the reasoning behind it: the producing wells and their decline, the drilling activity nearby, your decimal, and the math. If you get a better number from someone else, we will tell you honestly whether we think you should take it.

No pressure and no expiration-date games. Take the offer to your attorney, your CPA, or your family, and take your time.

Step 3: Get paid

When you accept, we prepare every document: the purchase agreement, the mineral deed, and everything the county needs. We pay all title work, closing costs, and recording fees. Most transactions fund within 30 days of a signed agreement, many faster.

The offer you accept is the amount you receive. No deductions, no surprises.

What happens after closing

We record the deed, notify the operators, and handle the division order changes. You get copies of everything for your records and your taxes. If a check for a prior period shows up in your mailbox afterward, we will tell you exactly what belongs to whom, in writing, before closing.

A note on partial sales

You do not have to sell everything. Plenty of our sellers keep a portion of their minerals, sell a specific county, or sell the producing interest and keep the rest. If a partial sale fits your situation better, we will structure it that way.