FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How long does it take to close on my minerals?

Generally, we close within 10 days after we execute an agreeable Purchase Sale Agreement.

Am I obligated to sell once I receive and offer from TRP Minerals?

Absolutely not! Our goal is to help you realize the greatest value from your minerals. We will work with you to fully understand you goals and provide as much knowledge as you desire to help with your decision. All offers are free of charge with no obligation to move forward.

Do I have to sell all my minerals?

We would enjoy empowering you with the most pertinent information possible so that you can realize the best value for you and your family.  In many cases we suggest that you only sell a portion of your minerals.

What do I need to provide you with to sell my minerals?

The most helpful information you can provide us to expedite an offer is the following:

  • Check Stub
  • Oil & Gas Lease
  • Section, Township, and Range of your minerals.

What if I do not have much information regarding my minerals?

We are here to help. Gives us a call or email us and we will help you sort our everything you need to the best of our abilities.

Why is it helpful to send you a check stub?

A check stub will show exactly what you own under the wells that are producing.

Is my information secure?

Your privacy is one of our greatest concerns and we take every measure to protect you and your family.

How We Buy Minerals

We ALWAYS buy minerals in a fair and transparent way so that mineral owners have the best available information to make the most informed decision to create lasting value.

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HOW WE EVALUATE MINERALS

TRP Minerals is an advocate for mineral owners and works diligently to help mineral owners create value. As a result, we try to empower mineral owners with the information they need to determine the best opportunity to realize the value of their minerals. Most mineral acquisition companies will provide an offer price with no back up material or methodology have how they came up with the offer. Our goal is to show you exactly how the oil and gas industry evaluates mineral interest.

1

Land Evaluation

1

Land Evaluation

2

Lease Evaluation

2

Lease Evaluation

3

Geologic Evaluation

3

Geologic Evaluation

4

Engineering Evaluation

4

Engineering Evaluation

5

Financial Evaluation

4

Financial Evaluation

Our team of experts will evaluate where your minerals are located.

Your mineral location matters as it relates to some of the variables below:

  • Proximity to pipelines to transport oil and gas
  • Rural vs. Urban
  • State and County Regulations
  • Accessibility

The terms of a lease matter! We will use the terms of your lease to help create value for your minerals.

Below are important lease provisions that can increase the value of your minerals:

  • Type Curve (Production Profile)
  • Well Performance
  • State and County Regulations
  • Available Drilling Locations

We work very hard to know the geology of your minerals to better understand their value.

The geology under your minerals matter as it relates to some of the variables below:

  • Porosity
  • Permeability
  • Total Organic Content
  • Thermal Maturity

We diligently work to understand the engineering associated with your minerals.

The engineering associated with your minerals matter as it relates to some of the variables below:

  • PDP (Current Production)
  • PUDs (Future Production)
  • Analogous Wells
  • Type Curve

Our team of experts will evaluate your minerals to create a fair and transparent offer, every time!

Your mineral valuation matters as it relates to some of the variables below:

  • Type Curve (Production Profile)
  • Well Performance
  • State and County Regulations
  • Available Drilling Locations

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We traditionally pay a lump sum of cash within 10 business days after you sign the purchase and sale agreement.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How long does it take to close on my minerals?

Generally, we close within 10 days after we execute an agreeable Purchase Sale Agreement.

Am I obligated to sell once I receive and offer from TRP Minerals?

Absolutely not! Our goal is to help you realize the greatest value from your minerals. We will work with you to fully understand you goals and provide as much knowledge as you desire to help with your decision. All offers are free of charge with no obligation to move forward.

Do I have to sell all my minerals?

We would enjoy empowering you with the most pertinent information possible so that you can realize the best value for you and your family.  In many cases we suggest that you only sell a portion of your minerals.

What do I need to provide you with to sell my minerals?

The most helpful information you can provide us to expedite an offer is the following:

  • Check Stub
  • Oil & Gas Lease
  • Section, Township, and Range of your minerals

What if I do not have much information regarding my minerals?

We are here to help. Gives us a call or email us and we will help you sort our everything you need to the best of our abilities.

Why is it helpful to send you a check stub?

A check stub will show exactly what you own under the wells that are producing.

Is my information secure?

Your privacy is one of our greatest concerns and we take every measure to protect you and your family.

LUMP SUM OF CASH

We traditionally pay a lump sum of cash within 10 business days after you sign the purchase and sale agreement.

HOW WE EVALUATE MINERALS

TRP Minerals is an advocate for mineral owners and works diligently to help mineral owners create value. As a result, we try to empower mineral owners with the information they need to determine the best opportunity to realize the value of their minerals. Most mineral acquisition companies will provide an offer price with no back up material or methodology have how they came up with the offer. Our goal is to show you exactly how the oil and gas industry evaluates mineral interest.

1

Land Evaluation

Our team of experts will evaluate where your minerals are located.

Your mineral location matters as it relates to some of the variables below:

  • Proximity to pipelines to transport oil and gas
  • Rural vs. Urban
  • State and County Regulations
  • Accessibility
2

Lease Evaluation

We will use the terms of your lease to help create value for your minerals.

Below are important lease provisions that can increase the value of your minerals:

  • Type Curve (Production Profile)
  • Well Performance
  • State and County Regulations
  • Available Drilling Locations
3

Geologic Evaluation

We work very hard to know the geology of your minerals to better understand their value.

The geology under your minerals matter as it relates to some of the variables below:

  • Porosity
  • Permeability
  • Total Organic Content
  • Thermal Maturity
4

Engineering Evaluation

We diligently work to understand the engineering associated with your minerals.

The engineering associated with your minerals matter as it relates to some of the variables below:

  • PDP (Current Production)
  • PUDs (Future Production)
  • Analogous Wells
  • Type Curve
5

Financial Evaluation

Our team of experts will evaluate your minerals to create a fair and transparent offer.

Your mineral valuation matters as it relates to some of the variables below:

  • Type Curve (Production Profile)
  • Well Performance
  • State and County Regulations
  • Available Drilling Locations

REQUEST A FREE OFFER

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