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Yes, I have received a few with the best being $4,350 per acre. Depending on a person's reasoning, it may be worth a look. If you would like the name and contact information, you can call me at 330-904-3026.
That amount would be very hard to even consider as a lease bonus could even pay more.
That doesn't make a ton of sense. A lease bonus payment gives the Lessee a much bigger stake. If you sign a lease and negotiate for an 18% royalty it means you're accepting payment for signing over an 82% ORRI. If you're selling half of your interest you're only giving away a 9% ORRI. Signing a lease for say $5,000/ac works out to ~$61/ac per point. For CHK to buy a working interest in a well they'll spend around $67,500 per acre (that's drilling cost along with LOE, assuming a 160 acre unit and $5,000/ac bonus payment). That works out to just about $825/ac/point. If you're selling half of an old lease (12.5%) it'll cost just over $5,000 to get into that well at retail price. That's what CHK would charge a working interest holder. A royalty buyer needs to come in a bit lower in order to hedge against the risk of holding land that won't be drilled. The numbers that are quoted on here seem pretty reasonable when you consider all of the factors.
Robert,
Did you chuckle at that offer? :-)
I was offered $5,000/acre and I was already paid my Signing Bonus.
Robert,
You could get $5,000 per acre in Royalties in just the first year.
Robert,
Only the FIRST year then down from there depending on choke.
Could you please give me the name of the company? I like you, am also considering selling. Thanks in advance.
There is a law firm in Canfield which is representing a lot of mineral owners which have elected to sell. The name is Johnson and Johnson, The contact there is Molly. She advised me that an even larger offer is expected. Columbiana and Carroll are the two hot spots.
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