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The drilling schedule is the information gap

There is no honest national price per acre.

Unsolicited mineral letters are bids under asymmetric information. MineralRightsIQ walks title, lease versus sale, and inherited paperwork. We do not buy minerals and we do not quote values.

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A county records counter with deed books
title first
The method

Buyers know the schedule. You do not.

Stack 01 / title

What do you actually own?

Mineral, royalty, or nothing yet recorded.

Stack 02 / public

Well files before the letter

State commissions publish more than the buyer will.

Stack 03 / counsel

Deed and tax are lawyer work

We do not open title plants.

Why this site is trustworthy

Built like the paperwork it teaches.

No bid from us, ever.

We do not buy minerals

Value tracks wells and title, not a national number.

No per-acre fiction

Suspense funds and missing probate are common. We say so.

Inherited paperwork, named

This is a new publisher. We do not show customer reviews. The cards above describe how the site is built.

Who it is for

Four ways people arrive.

Heirs

A letter arrived for land you have never seen.

Owners with a lease offer

Bonus versus sale is a tax and timing question.

People in suspense

The operator will not pay until title is clean.

Siblings sharing a tract

Paper first, then any deal.

Questions

Direct answers.

How much are my minerals worth?

We will not quote a number. Public well files and counsel come first.

Should I lease or sell?

Depends on cash need, tax, and how close development actually is.

Is this legal advice?

No.