Here is the area for questions about leases. Mind you the information you hear should not be considered as legal advise but it will possibly shape a better session with an attorney if you have some basic knowledge about a lease. By all means, in the amount of money one may make in this shale play legal advice is worth its weight providing that attorney is working for you.
Tags:
|
show details 11:18 AM (8 minutes ago)
|
There has been many leases that are held by production that contains (all) that HAVE ALREADY BEEN FLIPPED TO THE BIG BOYS! Since these leases were flipped the land owner did not receive any lease money in the flip and are under the terms (usually 12.5% royalty). There are some newer leases that have been signed by landowners that did not do the home work on what leases are about sadly.
The group mailing I request you do not use, but rather use the site topics presented as this site can initiate a lot of email which some find annoying. No biggie just something even I as the creator of the group have not used as I feel those interested will visit the site on their own initiative.
Currently I have not heard of any lease activity in the area that I would entertain as being interesting at this time personally.
Here is a Sample Lease which you may want to familiarize your self with.
You may interested in this thread http://gomarcellusshale.com/forum/topics/muskingum-valley-land-grou...
Note to each their own but what news comes to bare I will try to put it in here, the good the bad and ugly.
I had seen where someone had posted about the CAUV tax. I called the Muskingum County Auditors Office today to ask about it. There response was the surface area only. I threw the hypothetical question of say a 4 acre drill pad and their answer was it would change the 4 acres involved only at the time but if the pad was restored (reclaimed) that the CAUV could be restored minus the area that wasn't so if it was only a Christmas tree with a fenced in boundary the surrounding area back into hay, pasture, crop would revert back to the CAUV upon reapplying for the CAUV.
Are you ready for this?
Try this $7,000/acre
Source http://www.shalegasinsiders.com/
In part
Licking | $4,000 Per acre |
Monroe | $5,200 Per acre |
Morgan | $3,800 Per acre |
Muskingum | $4,000 Per acre |
Noble | $5,000 Per acre |
Perry | $2,400 Per acre |
Richland | $2,000 Per acre |
Stark | $2,800 Per acre |
Trumbull | $3,900 per acre |
Tuscarawas | $7,000 Per acre |
Washington | $3,000 Per acre |
Wayne | $2,000 Per acre |
Mahoning new at $5,000 per acre
Hold on the price keeps rising!
© 2024 Created by Keith Mauck (Site Publisher). Powered by
h2 | h2 | h2 |
---|---|---|
AboutWhat makes this site so great? Well, I think it's the fact that, quite frankly, we all have a lot at stake in this thing they call shale. But beyond that, this site is made up of individuals who have worked hard for that little yard we call home. Or, that farm on which blood, sweat and tears have fallen. [ Read More ] |
Links |
Copyright © 2017 GoMarcellusShale.com