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Foreclosure, No bank subrogation, now an UMI
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Foreclosure on Louisiana building with leased minerals, no bank subrogation (bank didn’t sign off on oil and gas lease). I purchased the minerals from the bank, so I now have an unleased mineral…Continue

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Ron Hance replied to Ron Hance's discussion Foreclosure, No bank subrogation, now an UMI
"I had hoped the law would be on my side because they hadn't gotten the bank to sign off.  Thank you, I appreciate it.  "
Jan 17, 2020

Oil & Gas ProAndrew replied to Ron Hance's discussion Foreclosure, No bank subrogation, now an UMI
"I have several UMI interests with various operators, and once a well is completed and the pay deck is set up, they're almost never willing to accept further leases. Especially if your interest in an older well that will never pay out, it makes…"
Jan 14, 2020

Oil & Gas ProAndrew replied to Ron Hance's discussion Foreclosure, No bank subrogation, now an UMI
"Dion, If a sheriff's sale occurs as part of a foreclosure by a bank against the mortgagor, it will typically be done by executory process and the borrow is already subject to the court's jurisdiction. Notice is not usually an issue in…"
Jan 14, 2020

Oil & Gas ProDion Warr, CPL replied to Ron Hance's discussion Foreclosure, No bank subrogation, now an UMI
"Bobi: if the prior owner brought action for lack of Mennonite notice, you would have a possible means for attack on the foreclosure action and to seek constitutional relief, as you state.  To the best of my (non-lawyerly) knowledge, the…"
Oct 23, 2019

Oil & Gas ProDion Warr, CPL replied to Ron Hance's discussion Foreclosure, No bank subrogation, now an UMI
"Ron: It’s a calculation for the Lessee as well.  In a probable non-payout situation, there would be little economic benefit in making a lease offer.  However, if it is posited that new development (using newer drilling and completion…"
Oct 23, 2019

landownerBobi Carr ("parker") replied to Ron Hance's discussion Foreclosure, No bank subrogation, now an UMI
"Dion, Wouldn't he need to check to see if the Lessor or holder of the OGML received Menonite notice of the Foreclosure sale.  If not, wouldn't the title obtained by the Mortgage Company not be perfected.  IANAL (I AM NOT A…"
Oct 23, 2019
Ron Hance replied to Ron Hance's discussion Foreclosure, No bank subrogation, now an UMI
"Thank you so much for the information. Yes, The prior owner executed the OGML subject to the mortgage and no subordination was obtained.  The bank never ratified the lease or execute a lease after the foreclosure.   I did notify the…"
Oct 23, 2019

Oil & Gas ProDion Warr, CPL replied to Ron Hance's discussion Foreclosure, No bank subrogation, now an UMI
"Ron: If I am reading this correctly, the mortgage was executed prior to the execution of the OGML - the prior owner executed the OGML subject to the mortgage and no subordination was obtained.  Then, the bank foreclosed.  Being that the…"
Oct 23, 2019
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Foreclosure, No bank subrogation, now an UMI

Foreclosure on Louisiana building with leased minerals, no bank subrogation (bank didn’t sign off on oil and gas lease). I purchased the minerals from the bank, so I now have an unleased mineral interest (UMI). At the time of drilling and for a few years after the minerals were under a lease executed by the borrower.Do I have to wait for payout on the well before I start receiving a royalty payment? Or was my portion of the payout covered because it was leased at the time of the drilling…See More
Oct 22, 2019
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Ron Hance commented on Ron Hance's blog post Foreclosure, No bank subrogation, now an unleased mineral owner
"My minerals are in Louisiana.   I will post my question on the Main Page too, if that is ok? thank you for your help.  This is complicated.  "
Oct 22, 2019
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Foreclosure, No bank subrogation, now an unleased mineral owner

Foreclose, Commercial property, no bank subrogation (they didn't sign off on the oil and gas lease).  I purchased the minerals from the bank so I am now an unleased mineral owner.  At the time of drilling and for a few years after the minerals were under lease executed by the borrower.  So am I, as an unleased mineral owner, responsible for the costs of the well?  (aka, do I have to wait for the well to payoff before i start receiving a royalty).  Assuming I shouldn't have to pay for the…See More
Oct 21, 2019
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Foreclosure, No bank subrogation, now an unleased mineral owner

Foreclose, Commercial property, no bank subrogation (they didn't sign off on the oil and gas lease).  I purchased the minerals from the bank so I am now an unleased mineral owner.  At the time of drilling and for a few years after the minerals were under lease executed by the borrower.  

So am I, as an unleased mineral owner, responsible for the costs of the well?  (aka, do I have to wait for the well to payoff before i start receiving a royalty).  Assuming I shouldn't have to pay for…

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