Clear answers before the first call
Questions mineral owners often ask.
Begin with the question in front of you. These answers explain what Guest Petroleum reviews, what information helps and what an initial conversation does and does not mean.
Selling an interest
Does Guest Petroleum purchase small mineral or royalty interests?
Yes. Guest Petroleum is a cash purchaser of royalties and minerals, and small interests are a specialty. Every interest is reviewed individually.
What types of interests does Guest Petroleum review?
Guest Petroleum reviews producing and nonproducing mineral and royalty interests, working interests, and royalty opportunities involving oil, natural gas, coal, helium and iodine.
Does an inquiry obligate me to sell?
No. An initial conversation and review create no obligation to accept an offer or complete a sale.
Does Guest Petroleum make an offer on every interest?
No. Every opportunity is reviewed individually. A conversation is not a commitment that Guest Petroleum will make an offer, and an owner is not required to accept an offer that is made.
Ownership and records
Can I ask about an inherited or fractional interest?
Yes. Interests connected to estates, probates, trusts, multiple heirs or fractional ownership can be discussed. Available deeds, statements, notices and legal descriptions are useful starting points.
Do I have to know exactly what I own before contacting you?
No. Begin with what you know. A county, owner name, legal description, check detail, deed or operator notice can help frame the next question.
What information is helpful for an initial conversation?
Helpful starting information includes the county and state, current or prior owner names, a legal description if known, and any deed, lease, probate record, division order, statement or operator notice already available.
What sensitive information should I avoid sending by email?
Do not email Social Security numbers, bank information, passwords or original documents. Begin with non sensitive facts and discuss the safest way to share anything else.
Company and scope
Is Guest Petroleum an Oklahoma oil and gas operator?
Yes. Guest Petroleum Incorporated is listed in the Oklahoma operator directory under OCC number 18534 and is based in Edmond, Oklahoma.
Where does Guest Petroleum work?
Guest Petroleum manages mineral and royalty assets across 26 states. Its oil and gas operating experience is in Oklahoma under OCC operator number 18534.
Why does operator experience matter in a mineral conversation?
Operator experience helps connect ownership records, leases, division orders and notices to wells, field activity, production and proceeds. It provides practical context for reviewing an interest.
Who will I speak with when I contact Guest Petroleum?
You can speak directly with David A. Guest, CMM, about the interest, the records available and the next practical question.
Does Guest Petroleum provide legal, tax or investment advice?
No. Information and conversations with Guest Petroleum are not legal, tax or investment advice. Ask the appropriate qualified professional about those decisions.
A specific question deserves a specific conversation