Step by Step

How It Works

The process starts with you. Here is exactly how an acreage acquisition works with Texas State Royalties.

01

Start With a Conversation

We learn what you are looking to purchase and your timeline. The process begins with you — not with an available property.

Your purchase budget and objectives come first
Geographic preferences, if available
The conversation is confidential and there is no commitment to proceed
02

We Source the Opportunity

We draw on direct industry contacts built over years in this market to source an acreage opportunity.

Direct industry contacts across active producing regions
Opportunities vary based on current availability
03

We Screen the Opportunity

Every opportunity must meet our four core acquisition criteria before we present it to a buyer. If it does not meet our criteria, we do not source it.

Recorded deed
Existing oil and/or gas production
At least 90 days of revenue statements
Potential for additional wells or future development
04

We Walk You Through It

We explain the acreage and available information so you can determine whether the opportunity fits your objectives before deciding whether to proceed.

Location, producing region and existing wells
Production history, revenue history and operator
Ownership documentation, purchase price and future development information

Ready to Start the Process?

The first step is a conversation. We handle the sourcing from there.

Important Disclosure

Texas State Royalties facilitates the acquisition of oil and gas acreage interests conveyed by deed from the county courthouse. These transactions involve the transfer of real property interests, not securities.  Texas State Royalties may earn a fee or commission in connection with a transaction.  All buyers should conduct independent due diligence and consult qualified legal, tax, and financial advisors before entering into any transaction. Past production is not a guarantee of future results.  Typical buyers have an annual income of $250,000 per year and/or a net worth of $1,000,000 or more.