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What's required to be HBP in PA?
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Hi everyone,The initial term of my lease will be up in August and the last word from Southwestern was that my unit wasn't on the drilling schedule until sometime in Oct-December. So my question is…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by Mud Jan 11.

Can someone recommend a buyer for mineral rights?
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I am in a pretty tough spot right now and may have to sell a few acres worth of gas rights to get past it. This isn't something I'd like to do but circumstances being what they are it's likely sell…Continue

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Started this discussion. Last reply by Keith Mauck (Site Publisher) Sep 17, 2012.

Severing OG Rights and Have a Mortgage
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I am a Pennsylvania resident with a signed lease that conveyed to us upon purchase of our property. My wife and I are interested in selling the property but want to retain the OG rights. Does our…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by Mud Jul 7, 2012.

Confirmed pollution from a Cabot well in Lenox, PA
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DEP: Cabot drilling caused methane in Lenox water wells Read…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by gary smith Jan 9, 2012.

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Mike Sero replied to Mud's discussion 'Can someone recommend a buyer for mineral rights?' in the group Susquehan. County, PA
"If your still looking to sell I might know a buyer up there"
Apr 9
Mud replied to Mud's discussion 'What's required to be HBP in PA?'
"So I gave SWN a call and asked a few questions. The gentleman I spoke with was very helpful. My property has not been unitized and the drilling is scheduled to be completed after my lease is up. So i was hopeful until he referred to the operations…"
Jan 11
John Harrison replied to Mud's discussion 'What's required to be HBP in PA?'
"You should check to see if you are in a unit declared at your county courthouse.  You won't be notified if you have been included, but searching in Landex.com will show you if you are.  In Bradford Conty, Chesapeake is making four…"
Jan 11
Finnbear replied to Mud's discussion 'What's required to be HBP in PA?'
"The key here is in the following: "or this lease is maintained in force pursuant to any of its other provisions" Without reading the rest of the lease we cannot know what "other provisions" are included in it."
Jan 10
Mud replied to Mud's discussion 'What's required to be HBP in PA?'
"Of course. Thanks Jack. Under Terms of Lease it says: "This lease shall be in force for a primary term of 5 years from the  effective date, and as long thereafter as oil or gas or other substances covered by this lease are produced from…"
Jan 10
Jack Straw replied to Mud's discussion 'What's required to be HBP in PA?'
"You need to consult your lease for the answer. There should be some verbiage that answers your question; warning, the language may be quite vague or ambiguous (by design).   Clearing for a pad might possibly be sufficient; again, the answer…"
Jan 10
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What's required to be HBP in PA

Hi everyone,The initial term of my lease will be up in August and the last word from Southwestern was that my unit wasn't on the drilling schedule until sometime in Oct-December. So my question is this: Does anyone know what's required by law to be held by production?The easy answer is that they'd be producing gas but there are horror stories on here about companies claiming that any activity like parking a bulldozer on the property was good enough. Chances are good that at least the pad will…See More
Jan 10
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Kathi Albertson and Mud are now friends
Sep 24, 2012
Ron Hale replied to Mud's discussion 'Can someone recommend a buyer for mineral rights?' in the group Susquehan. County, PA
"Mud, You're welcome. I'm glad you have found a relative to partner with. My last response might help someone in the future who is trying to find the best way to sell their minerals, assuming they absolutely can't find a…"
Sep 23, 2012
Mud replied to Mud's discussion 'Can someone recommend a buyer for mineral rights?' in the group Susquehan. County, PA
"Ron, you've been very helpful. Thank you. You've offered some options I never would have considered. Since you and the others posted I have approached a relative who is interested in buying into the lease. The details are complicated but…"
Sep 23, 2012
Ron Hale replied to Mud's discussion 'Can someone recommend a buyer for mineral rights?' in the group Susquehan. County, PA
"Mud,  A WV lawyer that you may want to contact is on TV, Jeff Rokisky "Senior Living Today" is putting on a recorded show on Channel 9 Stuebenville OH, dealing with selling mineral rights using his team of lawyers. Jeff said that…"
Sep 23, 2012
Ron Hale replied to Mud's discussion 'Can someone recommend a buyer for mineral rights?' in the group Susquehan. County, PA
"Mud,    I recently bought mineral rights with 2 co-workers. We each paid 1/3rd of the total cost including closing and had deeds drawn up for each of us as 1/3rd owners of the total parcel. What this did was make the transaction easy…"
Sep 17, 2012
Ron Hale replied to Mud's discussion 'Can someone recommend a buyer for mineral rights?' in the group Susquehan. County, PA
"Mud,    I recently bought mineral rights with 2 co-workers. We each paid 1/3rd of the total cost including closing and had deeds drawn up for each of us as 1/3rd owners of the total parcel. What this did was make the transaction…"
Sep 17, 2012
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Can someone recommend a buyer for mineral rights?

I am in a pretty tough spot right now and may have to sell a few acres worth of gas rights to get past it. This isn't something I'd like to do but circumstances being what they are it's likely sell some or lose them all. So can anyone recommend a company? Or just offer any advice? On another thread it was recommended that I look for buyers on texas or oklahoma and that offering a friend or relative a percent share in the O/G rights. My options for friends and relatives are rather limited but…See More
Sep 17, 2012
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Sep 17, 2012
Kathleen replied to Mud's discussion 'Can someone recommend a buyer for mineral rights?'
"The company's that contacted me only wanted a percentage ownership. The letter says this way the landowner keeps skin in the game."
Sep 17, 2012

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Pennsylvania
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Marcellus, Utica
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I am a landowner and work in a business related to drilling, although none of my professional experience will be related on the board.

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