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A private seller retained US Mineral Exchange for the exclusive sale of their mineral and royalty interests in Martin County, Texas.
The offering is for the sale of mineral and royalty interest located under eight new permits filed in April by Endeavor Energy Resources LP. The seller is in pay on 163.41 net mineral acres on an old vertical well with a 20% lease.
Highlights:
- 163.41 Net Mineral Acres
- 261.45 Net Royalty Acres
- Leased at 20%
- Operator: Endeavor Energy Resources
- 8 Horizontal Permits filed in April 2021
- HBP on Single Vertical well with Endeavor
For additional due diligence information on any of US Mineral Exchange listings, visit USMineralExchange.com or email Garrett Phelan, managing partner, at gphelan@usmineralexchange.com.
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