Three Ways to Sell Your Mineral Rights

There are three ways to sell your mineral rights. You can sell to an individual buyer, through a broker, or in an auction. This video will review some of the pros and cons of each path so you can better choose the path that is right for your situation.
Blue Mesa Minerals buys oil and gas royalties and mineral rights throughout the United States. Visit bluemesaminerals.com to request an offer.
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[@CARL557511]

Unfortunately I don't own the minerals under my land here in West Virginia but I did declare by affidavit I own the Renewable Energy Rights and Air Rights on my surface land. I hope someday oil and gas and Renewable Energy both find a happy common place.

[@BlueMesaMinerals]

Many states are not allowing the wind estate to be severed from the surface, so as long as you own the surface, you probably own the wind and solar rights. It'll be interesting to see how the caselaw evolves.

[@CARL557511]

Thank you for the reply and information. Under West Virginia SB 5 the state has commented that in the event that they own or purchase the airspace above the road interest they already have they have the right to sell or lease that airspace for drone commerce, that is my understanding but for personal land I think things may change in the next few years. But thanks again for your reply!

[@Alex1234845]

Do you still help teach new and aspiring mineral or royalty buyers?

[@BlueMesaMinerals]

Not usually. Most of my time is spent buying minerals and helping mineral owners with various challenges.

[@pasheawoo1105]

I currently have 69 NRAand several companies have reached out to buy. My question is that enough for me to go through a brokerage firm ?

[@BlueMesaMinerals]

If you are getting multiple offers, a broker may be interested (after all, they are going to collect a fee for connecting the seller to buyers). It doesn't hurt to reach out to a couple of brokers and gauge their interest.

[@behredinsani1005]

Hi do yuo went daymind am from ethyopia

[@BlueMesaMinerals]

No, thank you.