Many landowners who have leased their mineral rights are surprised to find several different fees being taken out of their royalty checks. What are these fees, and where do they come from?
Before a mineral sale can be finalized and the landowner can get paid, Gateway has to run a title search on your property. Find out what happens during a title search, who actually does the searching, and how long a search usually takes to complete.
You may have heard some people say, “You should never sell your mineral rights!”. Is this really good advice that applies to every landowner?
Are you’re considering leasing your mineral rights to an E&P company for oil or natural gas drilling? Before you put pen to paper, make sure the lease you’re signing covers all the bases.
One of the biggest questions people have when they first begin to look into selling their mineral rights or royalties is: How does this process work?
Harrison County ranked number one in oil production for the state of Ohio in the first quarter of 2019 and number four in gas production.
If you’ve leased your mineral rights to an oil and gas company and they haven’t started drilling or producing yet, you may be wondering “what’s the holdup?”
With the help of Gateway Royalty, Nancy Deucker received an upfront payment for her gas and oil royalties and used it to diversify her investment portfolio. Learn more about her story.
Despite the fact that natural gas has become a key focus of exploration and development in eastern Ohio, market prices are currently depressed. Here is what’s going on…
Along with Belmont County and Monroe County, Jefferson County is one of the top producers of natural gas in the state of Ohio. Will that strong production continue throughout the year?
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