The Big Question: Never Sell Mineral Rights? Or… Sell?
“Never sell mineral rights!” This is a common refrain that echoes through the industry. It’s an old saying that’s been passed down through generations, and
“Never sell mineral rights!” This is a common refrain that echoes through the industry. It’s an old saying that’s been passed down through generations, and
Have you ever wondered, “How do I find out who owns the mineral rights to my property?” You’re not alone. For many property owners, understanding
Unlocking the value of your assets involves more than meets the eye, especially when it comes to something as specialized as passing down mineral rights.
Selling mineral rights can be a complex process for many mineral owners, especially if you’re not familiar with the industry. This guide aims to explain
Mineral rights are often the unseen gems of land ownership—especially in Texas. While rolling landscapes and sweeping vistas of the Lone Star State are breathtaking,
Linda has been with the Trull Service team for 37 years since starting in 1986. Linda prepares farming, hunting, and pasture leases as well as doing bookkeeping. She also prepares labor and equipment for billing for the Trull Service entities and outside entities. She appreciates the flexibility of hours here at TSC, as well as the friendships that have grown over the years.
Irvin has worked at Trull Service Company since March 2020. He was hired as Chief Operating Officer with a succession plan to take over as President which he did a year later in 2021. As President, Irvin oversees all operations of Trull Service Company including implementation of board directives, budgeting and financial planning, land improvement projects, land sales/purchases, mineral rights, and oil/gas. He loves managing land in Texas and has managed and consulted on large and small ranches in Texas for over 20 years.
His position at Trull Services allows him to use his knowledge in natural resource management to manage farms and ranches for the benefit of not only our clients, but for the betterment of Texas soil, air, and water. In his free time, Irvin and his wife, Karla, enjoy spending time outdoors hunting, fishing, and attending sporting activities for their son, Ryan.
Roy has been with Trull Service Company for more than 20 years, and has worked his way up from the bottom. He started out flying the canals with his father from a very young age, learning the properties. Now, as Field Supervisor he oversees all land improvements and specializes in developing relationships with our clients and tenants. He’s passionate about working at Trull and helping our clients in any way possible.
When he is not at work, Roy enjoys spending time outdoors, working on DIY projects, and home improvements. He loves the Hill Country and relaxing in the beautiful Texas Streams. He also enjoys listening to and playing music with his two sons, Nathan and Caiden.
Janet has worked with the Trull Service Company for 35 Years, starting in 1988. She is the receptionist; which entails answering the phone and greeting people when they come in. Her work also includes mail, bookkeeping, and payroll. She is always there to lend a helping hand whenever needed. Janet enjoys the friendly work environment and treasures the friendships made over the years.
Charlette has worked with our Trull Service Team for 39 years and started in 1984 and assists with all Farm Service Agency (FSA) paperwork. She does bookkeeping, processes the statements, division orders, and the title work on the land and minerals we manage — which gives her valuable knowledge of our business. She also enjoys working with her co-workers and the relationships they have developed.
Cathy joined our team in 1975 and has assisted our clients with attention and care for 48 years. She started working for the Trull family in 1975 as a bookkeeper and was promoted to Office Supervisor in 1985. Now, Cathy manages all aspects of the accounting and tax preparation for Trull Service Company and the many entities it manages as the standing Executive Vice President.
Cathy enjoys working at the Trull office because of the family atmosphere and has always felt blessed to work for a company that cared about her and her family.