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Whether you are a long time mineral owner or recently inherited your oil and gas minerals, If you recently received a lease offer or an offer to purchase, we can help you determine what these values should be and help maximize your income from these transactions.
Gib Knight
A 40 year veteran of the oil industry, Gib’s background is in land and legal. As an oil and gas investor and mineral owner, his expertise covers all aspects of acquisitions and divestures with a deep understanding of Oklahoma and Texas oil and gas laws and regulations.
In addition to managing his own investments, he provides a range of consulting services for partnerships, trusts, corporations, and individuals whose mineral asset portfolio consists of oil and gas mineral rights, oil and gas leases, non-operated working interests, royalty interests, net profit interests, and overriding royalties.
Zac Frazier
As a 20 year veteran of the oil and gas industry, Zac specializes in the acquisition and divestiture of oil and gas assets. Zac has a long history of managing lease, mineral, and site acquisition teams for and alongside top tier operators such as Conoco Phillips, Oxy, Chesapeake, and Continental Resources.
As a mineral owner, investor, and third generation landman, Zac is able to draw on the generations of experience passed unto him by his grandfather, father, and current mentors to better enable and advise clients in the A&D oil and gas marketplace.
Free half-hour phone call where you can ask questions about your particular situation regarding your oil and gas mineral rights.
SOME OF THE PROBLEMS WE CAN HELP YOU SOLVE:
Is it a good time to sell?
Assess the risks and benefits of selling your specific asset in the current market. If you wait, will your minerals decrease or increase in value?
Learn about legal steps required for selling
If you recently inherited your minerals, you may need to probate an estate or file a quiet title suit in order to make your title marketable, which may be required to achieve pay status if the minerals are producing. Most buyers will want any title issues resolved legally before they purchase your minerals.
Assessing Current Offers
This step can be particularly difficult because most lack market experience and are unable to identify the best offers easily. Is the highest price the best price available? How can you tell if a buyer is credible and trustworthy?
Reviewing Legal Documents
If you recently inherited your minerals, you may need to probate an estate or file a quiet title suit in order to make your title marketable, which may be required to achieve pay status if the minerals are producing. Most buyers will want any title issues resolved legally before they purchase your minerals.
The Mineral Deed
The buyer will present a mineral deed for closing, which conveys your interest to the buyer and finalizes the sale. There are many things to watch for, including the granting language, effective date and your rights to suspended funds, if any.
OKLAHOMA MINERALS IS A TRUSTED SOURCE THAT PROVIDES INFORMATION AND INSIGHT TO:
Mineral Owners
Attorneys
Mineral Buyers
Trust Departments
Landmen
Private Equity Firms
Private Investors
Family Offices
WHAT WE DO
We marry the more traditional deal vetting of the past with the cutting-edge technology available today. We specialize in bridging the gap between more “old school” players in this industry and the newer “technology-based” players.
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