Each Permian county carries its own recording office, operators, and development pace. Start with the county that holds your tract and the run sheet follows the record from there.
Permian Counties We Review
Sell Mineral Rights in Midland, TX
Midland mineral owner? We buy Spraberry and Wolfcamp interests directly, reading your division order and nearby permits before quoting a number, no listing needed.
Midland County is the operational heart of the basin, home to the Spraberry Trend and the operators who drill it. We buy mineral and royalty interests here directly.
Martin County sits in the core Midland Basin near Stanton, with some of the tightest well spacing in the Permian. We buy mineral and royalty interests here directly.
Own minerals in Howard County, Texas, near Big Spring? We buy Spraberry, San Andres and Wolfcamp interests directly and pay based on your real production and lease terms.
Ector County minerals sit near the busiest oilfield hub in the Permian. See how a retired operations engineer prices royalty and working interests here.
Own minerals or royalty in Andrews County? A former operations engineer explains what drives value there and how a fair cash offer actually gets built.
Andrews, TX sits over decades of layered oil production. A retired engineer explains what actually drives a fair offer on your mineral or royalty interest.
Reagan County minerals near Big Lake, where the Permian Basin was discovered in 1923, can be worth more than owners realize. Get a candid, no-pressure valuation.
Own minerals in Upton County near Rankin or McCamey? Get a plain-spoken valuation from someone who reads the Spraberry decline curves, not a form-letter offer.
Winkler County minerals sit over the historic Hendrick Field and newer Delaware Basin horizontals near Kermit and Wink. Get a valuation that separates the two.
Reeves County sits in the busiest part of the Delaware Basin. If you own minerals or royalty near Pecos or Toyah, get a real number based on current activity.
Loving County has under a hundred residents but sits on some of the densest horizontal drilling in the Delaware Basin. We buy minerals here directly, no listing required.
Culberson County minerals sit in one of the deepest, richest parts of the Delaware Basin. Get a straight cash-offer conversation from a retired engineer.
Lea County, NM mineral owner? Between Hobbs, Jal and Lovington we've priced legacy Yeso wells and new Wolfcamp laterals alike. Get a direct offer, no listing needed.
Own minerals in or around Hobbs? Lea County's largest city sits over decades of San Andres and Yeso production plus newer horizontal wells. We buy direct, no listing.
Atoka is a tiny unincorporated community in Eddy County, but the minerals underneath it sit near serious Delaware Basin drilling. Get a straight offer.
Gaines County has quietly become one of the busiest counties in the Midland Basin. See how royalty and mineral interests get priced here, straight talk.
Hope sits on the quieter northeastern edge of Eddy County, more ranching country than active drilling. We still buy mineral and royalty interests here directly.
Imperial sits in Pecos County near where legacy San Andres fields give way to newer Delaware Basin horizontal drilling. We buy mineral interests here directly.
Iraan was built on the Yates Field, one of the great old Permian discoveries. We buy legacy San Andres and newer horizontal mineral interests here directly.
Jal sits right where Lea County's Northwest Shelf gives way to core Delaware Basin horizontal drilling. We buy mineral and royalty interests here directly, no listing.
Kermit sits over decades of Winkler County production, from old Permian and Waddell fields to newer Delaware Basin horizontal wells. We buy interests here directly.
La Huerta is a small unincorporated community near Carlsbad in Eddy County's Delaware Basin. We buy mineral and royalty interests here directly, no listing required.
Lindsay sits in Reeves County, among the most heavily drilled Delaware Basin ground since the horizontal boom took hold around 2016. We buy interests here directly.
Livingston Wheeler is a small Eddy County community near Carlsbad's Delaware Basin activity. We buy mineral and royalty interests here directly, no listing needed.
Loco Hills is one of the older oil fields in Eddy County, producing since the 1920s. We buy legacy and newer mineral interests here directly, no listing needed.
Loop sits on the western edge of the Midland Basin in Gaines County, an area that's seen steady Wolfcamp and Spraberry horizontal development. We buy interests direct.
Loving, New Mexico sits along the Pecos in Eddy County, with older vertical production alongside newer horizontal Delaware Basin wells. We buy interests here directly.
Lovington is the Lea County seat and sits on Northwest Shelf production, San Andres and Yeso mostly. We buy mineral and royalty interests here directly, no listing.
Malaga sits right on the Texas line in the core Delaware Basin, among the most heavily drilled ground in Eddy County. We buy mineral and royalty interests here direct.
McCamey boomed on 1920s Permian oil discoveries before the wind turbines arrived. We buy legacy and newer Upton County mineral interests here directly, no listing.
McKinney Acres sits in Andrews County over some of the most productive Midland Basin acreage in the play. We buy mineral and royalty interests here directly.
Mentone is the Loving County seat, population in the double digits, surrounded by some of the densest horizontal drilling in the Delaware Basin. We buy direct.
Monahans has produced oil since the 1920s and sits on the eastern edge of the Delaware Basin. We buy legacy and newer horizontal mineral interests here directly.
Monument is an unincorporated Lea County community sitting on active San Andres and horizontal Bone Spring acreage near Hobbs. We buy mineral interests here directly.
Morningside is a small unincorporated Eddy County community near Carlsbad's oil and gas activity. We buy mineral and royalty interests here directly, no listing.
Pyote, TX minerals sit in Ward County oil country going back generations. Get an honest valuation from someone who reads the well records, not a mailer.
