Brand new here....trying to educate myself on being a mineral owner after years of just being happy to get some money in the mail! I inherited several spots in Canadian County that I own the mineral rights (sections 19 & 29) that haven't been producing. Just recently, I have been contacted to sell. Any opinions out there to hold onto these or to sell? I appreciate it. Thanks
It is more helpful if you have the complete address. There are quite a few 19s and 29s in the many townships of Canadian county.
In general, if you get an offer in Canadian, don't sell. It is in one of the hottest plays in North America and if someone is offering, they know more than you do and want to make money. Why let them instead of you. That being said, time to get educated! Good for you for asking for info.
I attached a Canadian County map. Mark you locations on it and then use it to compare with the maps from the recent investor presentations from Marathon Oil, Newfield, Devon, Continental Resources, Cimarex, etc. Find out where they are drilling and what they have planned.
Read over the last year of discussions on the forum in this county and Blaine and Kingfisher since they are all related. You will find many folks who asked the same question and what they answers were about how to get informed, how to consider an offer, etc.
Have seen offers from $3000-$20000/acre. It's nuts out there. If above $25k I would consider selling...just don't buy stock in the company that buys it.
Search for "Continental Resources investor presentations". Or any of the other companies. They are on the company sites, usually under investor relations.
It is impossible to time the market and I've seen hot plays sell cheap three years later. There is a price that is too high but no one can predict it. But econ 101 proves companies can pay too much and go bankrupt and what they can pay does not mean the mineral owner is going to get a fair shake in a lease
Hang tite on those. 15 already has wells pending. If you didn't lease, then you should have been pooled last year in August. If not, you have some detective work to do. Citizen Energy.
Payrock has a pooling that was supposed to happen last week. Again, if you have not gotten paperwork, you need to move FAST. You only have 20 days from the order to respond.
If you have no idea what to do, friend me with the blue icon next to my name and I will get you the contact info for each of those companies. I would not sell at this point as you will most likely have revenues coming in shortly.
There is already a well on 15 and I'm told it's active but not much production. Are you saying Citizen Energy and or Payrock is going to place another one in that area? What is pooling and what happens in 20 days?