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 Serving Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, and northwest New Mexico Know your tract. Read the activity. Keep control.NARO Rocky Mountain helps owners connect the county record, state database, and operator paperwork before they lease, sell, transfer, or question a payment.  What owners here are navigating The right record and the right question can change at the state line.Rocky Mountain owners often manage interests far from home and across several record systems. The chapter helps connect the tract, the activity, and the paperwork before a decision is made. Start with the Mineral Owner FAQThese are recurring owner questions, not individualized legal, title, tax, accounting, investment, or valuation advice. Inherited tract and title historyConfirm the county, legal description, deed trail, and current owner record before relying on a phone call or offer. Lease and purchase offersCompare the terms with actual nearby activity, permits, depth, and the long-term value of the royalty, not only the bonus. Operator changes and paymentsTrack who operates the well, which agency holds the record, and how volumes, deductions, or timing appear on the statement. Regional owner advantage Four states. Four record systems. One owner network.The geology, agencies, and paperwork vary. The owner discipline does not: identify the tract, find the source record, keep the documents, and ask for the calculation basis in writing.
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Your chapter, right now Upcoming events and local leadershipThe listings below come directly from Wild Apricot so chapter staff can keep dates and board information current in one place. Upcoming Rocky Mountain Chapter Events
Rocky Mountain Chapter Board MembersMeet the volunteers who serve mineral and royalty owners through the Rocky Mountain Chapter. |