Selling mineral rights with a broker: every step, every cost, in writing
A brokered sale takes longer than signing the offer in your mailbox — typically 30 to 90 days — because assembling real competition takes time. Here is the whole process, including what it costs and how to cancel.
The short version: 90-day listing, cancel anytime, straight 6% commission at closing, $0 upfront, and a broker who works for you alone.
Week 1 — Valuation underwriting & proposal
We pull your wells’ production history and run it through in-house decline-curve and discounted cash-flow analysis, the same underwriting buyers do privately, and deliver a written possible-value range and a listing proposal. You see our commission (6%, at closing) and the full listing agreement before signing anything.
Weeks 2–6 — Marketing & bids
Your listing is packaged with verified production data and presented to vetted buyers — funds, family offices, and individual investors. Larger interests run as sealed-bid processes with a bid deadline.
Weeks 6–12 — Close
You accept a bid (or don’t — your call). We coordinate the deed, any title fixes, county recording, and the wire to your account. Commission comes out at closing; you never write us a check.
Why not just take the mailbox offer?
Unsolicited offers exist because they work for the buyer. Industry guides from across this market — including buyer-side companies — consistently warn that first offers run 20–60% under market value. A competitive listing is how you find out what buyers will actually pay.
Start with a free valuation — no commitment, no pressure.
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