No, the oil and gas royalty properties offered by Ranger Land and Minerals represent the sub-surface minerals beneath the acreage where the drilling takes place. Oftentimes, royalty properties will have separate owners, a landowner owning the surface rights and another owner owning the sub­ surface mineral rights.
In most instances, royalty properties will involve only the sub-surface minerals. However, it should be noted that the value of minerals is similar to owning acres of land due to the mineral deed connected to this transaction, and is considered an asset with growth potential and future liquidity similar to owning land.