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Estate Planning: When a family member dies, royalty interests typically complicate the handling of an estate. Properties split between many heirs often have little value and a great deal of paperwork. In addition, the legal cost or costs to maintain the property may total more than the value of the property itself.
Paperwork: The often overwhelming avalanche of paperwork, including complicated records of income, 1099s, county, state and federal taxes required to manage a property is often a stressful burden for someone who is not a professional mineral manager.
Cash Flow: Selling your royalty properties may be an attractive option when there is a need for cash or if the income from the property is not a significant part of your total income.
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