For Buyers

What You're Actually Buying

Most buyers have never owned an oil and gas acreage interest before. Here's what it is, what you receive, and what makes it different from other offers.

You own the mineral interest in the acreage, conveyed by recorded deed

The oil and gas operator pays applicable royalties directly to you when production generates revenue

Existing production provides historical revenue with the last 90 days of paystubs

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Four Things Every Buyer Should Know

You're buying something that's already producing

The acreage we source has existing oil and gas production. That means you can review actual historical revenue before you decide — not projections, not estimates.

There may be more wells coming

We source acreage with the potential for additional wells to be drilled. More wells can mean additional monthly revenue.

You review everything

We walk you through location, production history, revenue history, the operator, and the ownership documentation.

Royalty payments go directly to you

Once you own the mineral interest, the oil and gas operator pays you directly. You don't manage wells, tenants, or operations. Royalty payments typically begin within 90 days of closing, subject to the operator's payment schedule.

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