FOR OHIO RESIDENTS
We help Ohio residents sell mineral rights in the Delaware Basin and Permian Basin areas of New Mexico. Nearly 2,000 miles away���but we can handle everything remotely.
Get Your Free ValuationNew Mexico may seem like a world away from Ohio, but many Ohio residents own mineral rights in the Land of Enchantment through inheritance or family investments. The Delaware Basin in southeastern New Mexico has become one of the most active drilling regions in the country, making these minerals increasingly valuable—and increasingly complex to manage from the Midwest.
Whether you inherited New Mexico minerals from relatives who worked in the oil fields, or your family made investments during earlier booms, managing these assets from Ohio presents unique challenges:
Understanding New Mexico mineral and pooling laws
Dealing with multiple operators in Lea and Eddy counties
Tracking production across different formations
Filing New Mexico income tax returns for royalty income
We buy minerals throughout New Mexico. The state's oil and gas production is concentrated in specific areas:
The western portion of the Permian Basin, one of the most active drilling regions in North America. Counties: Lea, Eddy. Multiple pay zones: Wolfcamp, Bone Spring, Avalon.
Southeast New Mexico shares the prolific Permian Basin with West Texas. Same geology, same operators, same value potential.
Northwest New Mexico natural gas production. Counties: San Juan, Rio Arriba. Mature basin with legacy production.
Production also occurs in Chaves, Roosevelt, and other counties with varying levels of activity.
It may seem unusual for Ohio residents to own minerals in New Mexico, but it happens more often than you'd think. Families who worked in the oil industry often ended up with interests in multiple states. Relatives who moved west for health or retirement sometimes invested in mineral rights. And inheritances can bring surprises—distant land and mineral ownership from family branches you may have barely known.
No matter how you came to own New Mexico minerals, the distance from Cleveland or Cincinnati to Carlsbad, New Mexico makes in-person management impractical. Converting these distant assets to cash eliminates the ongoing management burden.
County, section/township/range, production
Production data, permits, formation analysis
No travel to New Mexico required
Wire transfer or certified check
We'll research your New Mexico mineral rights and provide a written offer. No obligation, no cost.
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