A calm, working conversation about your mineral rights. You stay in control at every step. The output is a directional range with the assumptions stated, not a sales pitch.
The review is a structured look at the factors that drive value, framed by plain-language questions and a published methodology.
We look at recent production data for the section, royalty checks you have received, and how income has trended. Decline-curve context matters: a high check stub from a new well behaves differently from a steady check stub from a mature one.
If you have an offer, we read it. Clawback provisions, depth-of-rights limitations, post-close obligations, and effective dates all change what a headline number means.
An active operator with a healthy nearby development plan supports a stronger outlook. An operator with a track record of plugging wells and walking away does not. We state the difference plainly.
Unclear title, partial mineral rights, and multiple-heir situations all change the picture. We flag what to verify with a Texas-licensed attorney before you commit to anything.
The opposite of pressure sales
The review is an educational conversation about records, assumptions, and offer terms. It helps you identify questions for qualified professionals before making your own decision. MRX does not buy mineral rights or decide whether you should sell.
No teaser numbers
We do not lead with a single number on a website or in an email. The review produces a range with the assumptions stated, never a one-line promise.
Education, not a purchase offer
MRX is for educational purposes only and is not a buyer. Bring questions about a third-party purchase agreement to an appropriately qualified professional.
No black box
Our DCF methodology is published. If we cannot show our work, the number is not worth your time.
Frequently asked questions about the underwriter review
That is normal. Tell us what you have and we will help you figure out what to ask for. Many owners start with a royalty check stub or an offer letter; we can usually work forward from there.
Timing varies based on document availability, title complexity, the number of counties or operators involved, and the questions that arise during review. We will keep you informed as the review progresses.
No. The review is genuinely free, with no obligation. If you decide to hold, we still consider the conversation a good use of our time.
A free, confidential underwriter review. No card. No obligation. The decision to sell, hold, or take more time stays yours.
No card required. No obligation. Confidential review.
Start with your situation
These focused guides organize the records, tradeoffs, and professional questions that often come before a mineral-rights decision.
