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Permalink Reply by Terry W. on February 8, 2012 at 3:01pm

Contact the O@G company that is leasing in the area of the property. 

If they are interested, they will start negoitations; check with the neighbors,

if you are still in contact with any, look at their leases, and I would say contact

an O@G attorney, or a friend or neighbor who has signed a lease and has done his

homework.

Once you sign, the O@G company does an extensive title search.  You are paying extra

money for an attorney to check for the status of the mineral rights/oil and gas rights.

 

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Permalink Reply by Billy Park Whyde on February 8, 2012 at 4:43pm

If you take the time to look over this web site you will find a ton of answers. It could be years before they may want to lease the property depending upon where you are located. Try to look at  The State of Ohio Ohio then in the County of where your property is at, then learn! 

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Permalink Reply by Blindsquirell on February 9, 2012 at 3:26am

You could try to contact the current surface owners and ask if any offers have been made to them or their neighbors.  The extra expense of having your attorney run title is unnessessary.  All OG Co's will have their own people run title, once they have a signed OGL.  If you have significate OGM....they will eventually find you, if they are interested in your area.  As posted earlier, you can go to your state/county here and look for activity in your area,too. 

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