Property Valuation
In Oklahoma oil country, mineral rights can significantly affect property value. A property with an active oil and gas lease producing royalty income would be valued:
AOnly on the basis of surface land value
BConsidering both the surface value and the present value of the royalty income stream, with the mineral estate potentially being the dominant value component✓ Correct
CAt exactly twice the surface value
DAt assessed value only
Explanation
Properties with active oil production and royalty income streams are valued considering both the surface rights value and the capitalized value of the royalty income. In prolific oil-producing areas of Oklahoma, mineral values can far exceed surface values.
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