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If you have a mortgage on your property you run the risk of having your bank call in your loan for violation of contract, any type of resource extraction requires that you get advance written permission from your lien holder before you sign any outside contracts for mineral rights. In addition if you ever want to sell your property a large number of lenders including FHA/VHA will not write loans on properties with a well on or too close to them.
If you own your property outright, or are in a position where you could self finance the sale of your property then do whatever you want, there is no law preventing you from destroying the value of your fully owned property.
If the value is high enough and you desire the possibility of the income , be careful and do what you need to do and good luck.
I would have a good oil and gas attorney read the lease before you sign it. Depending on how the lease is worded you may be signing away part of your property and the rights to the minerals under it. If you live on your land you may want to consider how much truck traffic there is going to be. There also could be loud compressor noise to deal with.
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