Whats the difference between leasing and selling my mineral rights?
Leasing is a revenue-sharing arrangement where you share in the proceeds of the sale of minerals produced from your property for as long as the lease is in effect. Selling your Mineral Rights is a different transaction: you permanently forfeit all mineral/subsurface rights to the purchaser in exchange for a one-time payment. Note: Highland Rim Energy is seeking to lease the rights to produce the minerals Oil and Natural Gas. What is a Mineral Lease? A Highland Rim Energy Mineral Lease is a binding contract that provides Highland Rim Energy the right to extract and produce the mineral owners oil and natural gas. Typically, the owner of the mineral rights is paid a sum of money (a bonus) when such a lease is signed. Then, once a well is drilled, the mineral owner will receive a recurring payment based on the percentage of a wells production and on the amount the operating company is paid for the natural gas (a royalty). If I Lease my Mineral Rights, can I sell my land? Yes. Mineral Right
Leasing is a revenue-sharing arrangement where you share in the proceeds of the sale of minerals produced from your property for as long as the lease is in effect. Selling your Mineral Rights is a different transaction: you permanently forfeit all mineral/subsurface rights to the purchaser in exchange for a one-time payment. Note: Highland Rim Energy is seeking to lease the rights to produce the minerals Oil and Natural Gas. What is a Mineral Lease? A Highland Rim Energy Mineral Lease is a binding contract that provides Highland Rim Energy the right to extract and produce the mineral owners oil and natural gas. Typically, the owner of the mineral rights is paid a sum of money (a bonus) when such a lease is signed. Then, once a well is drilled, the mineral owner will receive a recurring payment based on the percentage of a wells production and on the amount the operating company is paid for the natural gas (a royalty). If I Lease my Mineral Rights, can I later sell my land? Yes. Mineral
