Sell Mineral Rights in Wyoming
Powder River coalbed methane, Niobrara oil, or Green River deep gas: we buy Wyoming mineral rights directly, hedged offer, close on your timeline.
Colorado is a two-play state for us, active DJ Basin horizontal development around Weld County, and slower, gas-price-sensitive Piceance Basin acreage on the Western Slope, and we buy in both.
The Denver-Julesburg Basin, centered on Weld County and running up around Greeley, has seen sustained horizontal drilling for over a decade now, and owners there tend to have real, current royalty checks with production history to price against. The Piceance Basin over in Garfield and Rio Blanco counties is a different animal entirely, mostly natural gas, and activity there tracks gas prices closely, so it's had quieter stretches when Henry Hub softens.
Whichever basin you're in, we buy the interest outright and we don't need you to figure out which play you're sitting in before you call. Tell us the county and we'll take it from there.
If your interest sits in Weld County or the surrounding DJ Basin core, you likely have recent production history we can price against directly, since horizontal Niobrara and Codell development has kept this area busier than most of the Rockies. Recent, active royalty checks make our job easier, we're not guessing at decline curves off a well that hasn't reported in five years.
That said, don't assume every DJ Basin tract is a slam dunk. Setback rules in Colorado have tightened over the past several years, which has shifted where new wells get permitted and affected some flank acreage more than core positions. We factor current permitting reality into any offer instead of relying only on historical production.
Piceance Basin gas acreage in Garfield and Rio Blanco counties has gone through real boom and quiet stretches tied almost entirely to natural gas pricing, since it's a gassier, more remote basin than the DJ. When gas prices soften, operators here tend to pull back activity faster than in oilier plays, which shows up in royalty checks.
We still buy Piceance interests. What we offer accounts for current gas pricing, well decline stage, and whether there's any active drilling nearby, since a quiet stretch in gas pricing doesn't mean the interest has no value, it means we're pricing it against present conditions rather than a peak year from a decade ago.
Colorado records through each county's clerk and recorder, and Weld County processes an enormous volume of oil and gas filings given how active DJ Basin development has been. That volume actually makes title research more straightforward in most cases, since recent leases, pooling orders, and division orders tend to be well documented and easy to pull.
Piceance Basin title work in Garfield and Rio Blanco counties can involve older leases and, occasionally, split estates where surface and mineral ownership diverged decades ago. We run that research before quoting you, and we'll flag anything, an old unreleased lease, an unrecorded assignment, that needs to clear before we close.
Generally the DJ Basin has had more sustained, current activity, which usually means clearer, more recent production history to price against. But Piceance interests are absolutely still buyable, value there just tracks gas pricing and well stage more closely.
It can, particularly for acreage near residential development in the DJ Basin where new permitting has gotten more selective. We factor current permitting conditions into any offer rather than pricing off historical assumptions.
Yes, we buy both producing and non-producing acreage. Non-producing tracts price based on nearby activity and geologic position since there's no royalty history to work from.
Each county maintains its own clerk and recorder office. Weld County handles high volume DJ Basin filings efficiently; Piceance-area counties can involve older records and occasional split-estate research.
DJ Basin closings with recent, clean title often move in two to three weeks. Piceance Basin closings can run a bit longer if we're tracing an older chain of title.
Yes, we regularly buy one owner's share off a multi-party division order without needing the other working interest or royalty owners to be part of the transaction.
Not really, payment frequency is an operator accounting choice and doesn't reflect the underlying value of the interest. What matters to us is the actual volume and pricing behind each payment, whether it lands in your account every month or every few months.
Yes, this is increasingly common along the Front Range as towns have expanded toward existing DJ Basin production. Urban proximity affects future permitting more than it affects an existing well's current royalty value, and we price based on what the well is doing now.
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Tell us the county and state, owner name, whether the interest is producing or leased, and which records you already have.