Disclosures

Entity and capacity

Pointer Minerals is a trade name of Pointer Petroleum, LLC, a Texas limited liability company. We act as a principal purchaser of oil and gas mineral interests, royalty interests, non-participating royalty interests (NPRI), and overriding royalty interests (ORRI) using our own capital. We are not a broker, dealer, investment adviser, or fiduciary to any seller, and we do not solicit the sale of securities.

No legal, tax, or investment advice

Nothing on this website, in any email exchange, or in any written offer we send constitutes legal, tax, or investment advice. Mineral rights sales have significant tax consequences, and title transfers carry legal risk. We strongly encourage every seller to consult with their own attorney, CPA, or financial advisor before executing a purchase and sale agreement.

Offers are non-binding until PSA is signed

Any written offer we provide is non-binding and may be withdrawn or amended at any time prior to mutual execution of a Purchase and Sale Agreement ("PSA"). An offer is not a contract. Submitting your contact information or property details does not obligate you to sell, and it does not obligate us to buy.

State-specific notes

• Texas: Texas does not require a real estate license to buy mineral rights as a principal. All Texas transactions are governed by the Texas Property Code and the Texas Natural Resources Code.
• Oklahoma: Oklahoma transfers are subject to Title 52 and the Oklahoma Corporation Commission. Pooled units and forced-pooling orders may affect the marketability of certain interests — we review these case by case.
• New Mexico:New Mexico's Oil and Gas Proceeds Withholding Tax applies to ongoing royalty proceeds paid to non-residents, not to the sale of the mineral interest itself. Non-resident sellers may still owe New Mexico income tax on gain from the sale of mineral interests located in the state. We can assist with 1099-S reporting but we do not handle withholding or state income tax filings on the seller's behalf.
• Louisiana: Louisiana uses a civil-law framework and a ten-year prescription of non-use. Mineral servitudes must be actively developed to stay in effect — we evaluate servitude status as part of our title review.
• Other states:Each state has its own recording statutes, tax treatment, and pooling rules. If you're in a state not listed above, ask and we will walk you through the specifics before you sign anything.

Complaints and dispute resolution

If you have a complaint about any interaction with Pointer Minerals, please contact us directly at brad@pointerminerals.com. We aim to respond within two business days. Unresolved disputes are governed by the terms of the applicable PSA, which is typically venued in the county in which the subject property is located.