Need for Cash

• Mineral and royalty owners would simply like to receive an immediate lump-sum cash payment today rather than wait many years to receive the same amount from their royalty revenue stream.
• More often than not the offer is too good to pass up.
• Certain pending or unforeseen obligations could be fulfilled such as your upcoming taxes, unpaid debt, medical expenses, college funding, or vehicle repairs.

Future Uncertainty

• Oil and gas interests are depleting assets. The production from a well is always declining, resulting in lower royalty payments to you. You can receive a guaranteed lump sum payment now by selling your interests, which would alleviate worries about your irregular, unpredictable and inevitably declining royalty checks.
• Selling mineral and royalty interests now is a “sure thing.” There is greater risk in opting out of an immediate lump sum payment for your mineral and royalties, which could be significantly less or even worthless in the future.
• Oil and gas investment are associated with high risk. With energy prices fluctuating constantly in today’s unstable financial markets, it is an excellent time to convert royalty and mineral interests into cash.
• Due to the high unpredictability of oil and gas wells, selling your mineral or royalty interests transfers the risk to us.

Eliminate Hassle

• It can be difficult and time-consuming to keep track of your mineral and/or royalty interest revenue and the taxes associated with it.
• Selling mineral rights or royalties eliminates the need to maintain depletion schedules, division order files, property tax records, and accounting for taxable income.

Investing and Tax Incentives

• Cash received today is worth more than cash received in the future. By selling your minerals now, you can use the proceeds to invest in other lower-risk opportunities.
• Your sale can qualify for tax savings advantages. Consult with your tax advisor to receive additional information.

Estate Liquidation and Management

• It is much easier to distribute cash assets to heirs rather than divide up property and royalties after someone passes away.
• In some cases the mineral interests and royalties are so small they simply do not justify the expense of ownership.
• Heirs might be unfamiliar with managing oil and gas royalties.
• The sale of your mineral and royalty interests provide the opportunity to liquidate and clean up the assets of an estate to avoid foreclosure delinquencies or estate tax problems.
• Selling the estate’s minerals or royalties will save the time and expense associated with evaluating and marketing the interests, preparing the transfer documents, and decreasing the overall costs of settling the estate.