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Permalink Reply by Frank J Moll on August 19, 2020 at 3:27am

EAP has been paying 1,000 per acre per year on the lease so if they are looking for a 2 year lease you should get $2,000 per acre and also push for 16 or 17% as they have been agreeing to that as well. Make sure you have the no cost royalty language. Right now they have been only leasing what they plan to develop in the near term which is why they typically do a 2 year lease

Permalink Reply by Kathy R on August 19, 2020 at 1:14pm

Thank you very much. I believe they want 5 years. I appreciate your answer.

Permalink Reply by Randy on August 19, 2020 at 6:52am

Kathy R,

A few years ago, I used KWGD attorney Wayne Boyer to handle my lease.  He did a very good job of covering the critical issues, some of which Frank mentioned.  I wouldn't recommend going at this without a qualified O&G attorney by your side.  

Permalink Reply by Kathy R on August 19, 2020 at 1:14pm

Thank you very much Randy. I appreciate your time.