Glasscock County is strategically located in the Midland sub-basin of the Permian Basin, one of the world’s most productive oil and gas formations. With its high-yield wells and state-of-the-art drilling technologies, the county is a powerhouse for energy production. Its rich geological formations and consistent output have made Glasscock County a key focus for operators and mineral rights owners alike.
Owning mineral rights comes with uncertainty—fluctuating oil prices, unpredictable royalties, and management hassles. Selling provides immediate cash, eliminating risks tied to market downturns and future production delays. Instead of waiting on inconsistent payments, you gain financial security with a lump-sum offer. Whether you’re looking to reinvest, settle an estate, or simplify ownership, Paint Rock Royalty ensures a transparent, fair-market transaction.
Our goal is to keep you well-informed and confident every step of the way. Here’s a brief overview of our process…
We begin the process once we receive the executed Purchase and Sale Agreement (PSA) from you. This marks the official start of our acquisition procedure.
Our thorough due diligence process involves sourcing ownership documents, compiling detailed runsheets, calculating exact tract ownership, and final verification by our Title Attorneys for accuracy.
We send you a proposed Mineral & Royalty Deed for your review. Once you approve, sign, and notarize the deed, we proceed to the next step.
After you send us a digital copy of the signed and notarized deed, keep the original until you receive payment confirmation.
Upon receipt of the digital copy of the executed deed, we will transfer the agreed purchase price in full using your preferred payment method (wire transfer, check, or cashier’s check).
After confirming receipt of funds, please overnight the original deed to Paint Rock Royalty at 1300 Summit Ave., Ste. 510, Fort Worth, TX 76102.
Not sure if you can sell your mineral rights? Ownership laws in Glasscock County, TX, can be complex, especially if rights are inherited or shared among multiple owners.
Glasscock County’s strategic location and high production levels make it an ideal choice for mineral rights owners. Whether leasing or selling, you can achieve significant financial benefits.
Managing mineral rights in Glasscock County can be complex. Below are answers to common questions to help you navigate your options effectively.
Drilling activity in Glasscock County has shifted dramatically with technological advancements. While older vertical wells were common in the past, recent years have seen an increase in multi-stage horizontal drilling. This has resulted in higher efficiency, increased production rates, and more sustainable extraction methods.
Before selling mineral rights, landowners should evaluate key factors such as current lease agreements, royalty percentages, oil price trends, and the estimated remaining production life of wells on their property. Consulting with industry professionals and reviewing county production reports can help owners make an informed decision.
Some of the top operators in Glasscock County include Pioneer Natural Resources, Oxy USA Inc., and XTO Energy Inc. These companies have secured numerous drilling permits in recent years and continue to expand their operations in the region.
With increasing oil and gas development, environmental concerns such as water usage, seismic activity, and land restoration are key factors. Companies operating in the county must comply with Texas Railroad Commission regulations to ensure responsible drilling practices and environmental safety.
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