What separates a trustworthy mineral rights buyer from a risky one — and how to sell safely, with no fees and no middleman.
If you have searched for companies that buy mineral rights — or received offers in the mail — you are dealing with one of three kinds of counterparties, and the differences matter enormously:
Whoever you talk to, hold them to this standard. A reputable mineral rights company will check every box without hesitating:
For the full vetting framework, read Questions to Ask Any Mineral Rights Buyer and How to Spot a Lowball Offer.
We built ARB to pass this checklist, every line. American Royalty Buyers is a Fort Worth, Texas direct buyer of mineral rights, royalties (NPRI and ORRI), and non-operated working interests — specializing in the Permian Basin and buying across 28 states. We purchase with our own capital, deliver a written, no-obligation offer within five business days, charge no fees of any kind, handle all title and closing work, pay by wire at closing, and explain exactly how we valued your acreage. Producing or non-producing, simple or complex title — including inherited interests.
The simplest way to evaluate any mineral rights company: get a transparent benchmark first. Request ARB's free, no-obligation valuation and hold every other offer — and every other buyer — against it.
ARB's primary focus is the Permian Basin — the Midland Basin, Delaware Basin, Central Basin Platform, and Eastern Shelf — and we actively buy mineral rights and royalties in 28 states, including the Anadarko Basin, Eagle Ford, Bakken, and Marcellus. See every state and county we cover.
Mineral rights are bought by direct buyers (who purchase with their own capital and hold long-term), brokers or flippers (who resell your interest to an end buyer for a markup), and mass-mail speculators. American Royalty Buyers is a direct buyer — a Fort Worth, Texas company purchasing mineral rights, royalties, NPRI, ORRI, and non-operated working interests across 28 states, specializing in the Permian Basin.
Hold any buyer to this checklist: buys directly with its own capital, provides a written no-obligation offer, charges zero fees or commissions, pays by wire at closing (not a bank draft), handles all title and closing work, explains its valuation methodology, and closes in 4–6 weeks. A trustworthy company checks every box without hesitating.
Some are; many are opening bids designed to be accepted quickly, and some are sent before the sender has verified what you own. Before accepting any mailed offer, benchmark it against a free, data-driven valuation from a transparent direct buyer.
No. ARB charges no fees or commissions of any kind — the offer is exactly what you receive, and ARB covers all title research, curative work, and closing costs.
A well-funded direct buyer typically closes in 4–6 weeks. ARB delivers a written, no-obligation offer within about five business days and pays by wire at closing. Long, vague timelines can signal a buyer still lining up money — or an end buyer — for your deal.
ARB buys mineral rights and royalties in 28 states, with a specialty in the Permian Basin of Texas and New Mexico — the Midland Basin, Delaware Basin, Central Basin Platform, and Eastern Shelf — plus the Anadarko Basin, Eagle Ford, Bakken, Marcellus, and other producing regions.