I own a property in between Cleburne and Grandview. Does anyone know who I can lease my land to in this area?
It’s usually best to let them come to you, but if you need to lease your minerals, I would try Red Sky Land. If you are between Cleburne and Grandview, just out of curiosity, is it the Sand Flat area?
It’s in a tiny town called Parker, right next to Rio Vista.
r w kennedy said:
It’s usually best to let them come to you, but if you need to lease your minerals, I would try Red Sky Land. If you are between Cleburne and Grandview, just out of curiosity, is it the Sand Flat area?
Mr. Jones:
I agree with Mr. Kennedy in that you should let them come to you. You might check the County Clerk’s office to make sure that your contact information is properly recorded.
Mr. Jones: Are you talking about Cleburne and Grandview, Texas in Johnson County?
Mr. Jones: We have unleased mineral property near Blum in Hill County just south of the area you are referring to. Johnson County has remained a bit more active than Hill but both are considered dry gas zones and the operators are favoring the oilier areas or those with gas condensate for drilling at the present time. It is going to be a while before leasing activity will resume from what I have heard. Natural gas prices are going to have to reach 6-7 bucks per mcf before the economics to drill will become more favorable to operators from what I have seen.
Mr. Jones,
A lot of mineral owners are in the same situation that you are in. Me included in some areas. I certainly don’t agree with the idea of waiting for them to come to you. There are places and sites on the Internet, this site included where you can list your minerals for lease. Times are changing in the Oil and Gas business fast. It is not going to continue to be business as usual for much longer. It costs companies a lot of money to hire landmen to find open areas to lease.
On this website there are county groups you can join and also to advertise your mineral for lease.
A website called listmineralrights.com is a good one also. If you live in the county where the minerals are, try going to the county clerk’s office and try to contact landmen that are working in your county and let them know about your minerals.
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