Inflation is here (again) and if you are a mineral and royalty owner, or thinking about becoming one, it's important to understand how this special (and commonly overlooked) asset is a smart way to hedge against the effects of rising inflation. Minerals and royalties are not only a good investment during non-inflationary times, they are an excellent asset to your portfolio because they are considered a form of real estate. Like all real estate, you have to pay for it upfront, but unlike other standard forms of investment, you only have to pay taxes on them when they are producing. The art of buying and selling minerals and royalties can take some time to understand but the rewards can be huge for you and your family. If you've inherited your interests, it's important to speak to a trusted professional to help you decide what to do next. There can be major tax implications if you don't understand your options. Venergy Momentum is a private and progressive oil and gas firm in Austin, TX that specializes in educating and consulting mineral and royalty interest owners and non-op working interest owners. To learn more, please visit www.venergymomentum.com and subscribe to our channel for updates. Read our 5-Star Google reviews: https://bit.ly/venergyfivestar Schedule a time today to speak with CEO and founder, Kyle Venema: https://calendly.com/kylev-1/consult

Before answering this question, sellers first need to be aware of the price gap between buyers and sellers that I find is nearly always present in every deal. When novice sellers are considering selling their mineral interests, more often than not, they think their minerals are worth A LOT of money. After all, this is probably what they have been told for decades, but it's not always true. So why is it hard for buyers and sellers to agree on a price? Sellers don't always take into account all the factors that buyers have to consider. It's a lot more than what they think and this video explains just some of the reasons why the price gap can be so large. This is definitely not an exhaustive list, only a list of the 5 most common factors that sellers overlook or don't know about when it comes to transacting minerals and royalties. If you are considering selling your minerals, read the full article at: www.venergymomentum.com/post/why-is-it-so-hard-for-buyers-and-sellers-to-agree-on-a-price. Also check out: "Should I sell my minerals and royalties?" at: www.venergymomentum.com/post/should-i-sell-my-minerals-and-royalties. Venergy Momentum is a private and progressive oil and gas firm in Austin, TX that specializes in educating and consulting mineral and royalty interest owners and non-op working interest owners. To learn more, please visit www.venergymomentum.com and subscribe to our channel for updates. Read our 5-Star Google reviews: https://bit.ly/venergyfivestar Schedule a time today to speak with CEO and founder, Kyle Venema: https://calendly.com/kylev-1/consult

Curious about the value of selling your mineral rights and how much mineral rights sell for? It's not always a simple answer. Getting a professional present or retroactive mineral appraisal is the first step in determining mineral rights value. Venergy Momentum Oil & Gas provides mineral appraisal services by a Certified Petroleum Engineer to help you determine what your minerals rights are worth. We can help answer your questions and guide you on what to do next. Values can change quickly, contact us today! Read our 5-Star Google reviews: https://bit.ly/venergyfivestar Schedule a time today to speak with CEO and founder, Kyle Venema: https://calendly.com/kylev-1/consult

Dividing up family interests is a common practice for any number of reasons, and can be considered an advantage for all parties. Separation of family oil and gas assets can arise for any number of reasons: - Family members pass on and their interests need to be divided among heirs - Interests were held in a family business and for some reason it needs to be dissolved - Some family members want to sell and others do not - Family members want their share of the interests to be held as separate property - Family feuds - Out of some other necessity (i.e. financial needs) Whatever the reason, it's important to have a trusted professional who knows how to handle the paperwork, knows who to talk to, and most importantly, has experience handling family oil and gas matters. Read the full article at: www.venergymomentum.com/post/dividing-family-mineral-and-royalty-estate-what-you-should-know. Venergy Momentum is a private and progressive oil and gas firm in Austin, TX that specializes in educating and consulting mineral and royalty interest owners and non-op working interest owners. To learn more, please visit www.venergymomentum.com and subscribe to our channel for updates. Read our 5-Star Google reviews: https://bit.ly/venergyfivestar Schedule a time today to speak with CEO and founder, Kyle Venema: https://calendly.com/kylev-1/consult

Selling mineral rights value - how much are my mineral rights worth? If you're a mineral or royalty owner, it's smart to ask yourself this question at least every two to five years. "Two to five years?!?!" Yes! The industry is always changing mostly due to worldwide cycles of supply and demand affecting the price of oil and gas but on a local level, determining the value of your specific interests depends on factors such as: *Lease terms and the Operator's obligations *The forecasts and drilling plans of the Operator(s) in the area your assets are located *The stage of development your interests are in (find out the stage your interests at: www.venergymomentum.com/post/should-i-sell-my-minerals-and-royalties) *Take-away capacity: Is there a market? Can the Operator sell the production? *and much, much more... If you're not keeping watch on your interests, you could be missing out on huge payout opportunities. The old adage, "never sell your minerals" is not always the best advice anymore. The only time this statement holds true is when they aren't worth anything! The best way to find out what minerals are worth is to get a professional mineral appraisal done by a Certified Petroleum or Reservoir Engineer. If you have inherited your mineral rights and have never had an appraisal done, or you haven't had an appraisal in the past two to five years, then you definitely need to consider getting one done asap. In this video are three high-level and simple ways to give you an edge on whether or not your minerals have value. And remember, you don't have to sell all of your mineral interests; you can sell 15%-25%-%50% or anywhere in between! Venergy Momentum offers mineral appraisal services, can answer all of your questions, and guide you on what to do next if you are considering selling your minerals. Read our 5-Star Google reviews: https://bit.ly/venergyfivestar Schedule a time today to speak with CEO and founder, Kyle Venema about what a mineral appraisal can do for you: https://calendly.com/kylev-1/complimentary-client-consultation-mra

Selling your mineral rights can be a wise choice if you need to respond to a life event, want to restructure your portfolio, or take advantage of a 1031 Exchange opportunity. Another reason might be to release the responsibility of managing the interests to your heirs who may not have the knowledge to manage them or possibly may not have a desire to own them. Whatever the reason, selling doesn't have to be an arduous process. Mineral values are constantly changing and getting an appraisal is the best place to start. Venergy Momentum offers mineral appraisal services, can answer all of your questions, and guide you on what to do next if you are considering selling your minerals. Read our 5-Star Google reviews: https://bit.ly/venergyfivestar Schedule a time today to speak with CEO and founder, Kyle Venema about what a mineral appraisal can do for you: https://calendly.com/kylev-1/consult