Offers in Sibley

A friend of mine who lives on the East side of Dorcheat was offered last Thursday $1,000 per acre. People in Sibley and Doyline deserve better than that. Please don't sign yet, you can and will do much better.

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Permalink Reply by Mom A1 on August 11, 2008 at 13:43
Please don't sign the first lease you see!!!!!!!!!!!!!! There's more to a lease than the bonus and royalty. $1000 is very low ball. I've heard that there are people suing companies because they were not given fair market value for their lease.
Permalink Reply by Troy Ballard A1 on August 11, 2008 at 18:17
North of Ringgold = $ 15,000
Near Heflin = 17,500
Downtown Haughton = 15,000

It is getting closer and bigger, but hasnt made it here yet but it will !!!!!!!!

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