Texas Oil & Gas Academy is here to assist you with any oil and gas related questions you may have.
The more you understand about your mineral rights, the more confident you will be in your decisions.
When do your minerals peak in value?
Mineral rights typically peak in value when there is strong nearby drilling activity or confirmed production, especially after wells have been drilled and are producing at high initial rates. Value is highest when there is proven income with future upside, and it often declines over time as wells age and production decreases.
What are the most important clauses
to include in my lease?
1. Royalty Clause (No Deductions / Gross Proceeds
2. Pugh Clause (Acreage Release)
3. Depth Clause (Vertical Release
4. Continuous Development Clause
5. Shut-In Clause (With Limits)
Are you in a unit with an operator,
but not receiving a check?
If happens more often than you would think. When a
mineral owner is a unit, they should be receiving a check
within 3-6 months after the well is drilled. An operator
often will have incorrect information about the mineral
owner, and that could cause a issue with your payment.
I need help locating my property...
If you have recently inherited some mineral rights,
and are having a hard time locating the property,
TXOGA can definitely assist you with this issue.
Let us show you the best way to find your property
so that you are confident in making your next
decision.
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that you may have, please fill out the information form below...
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