Maximize Your Investment With 1031 Exchanges

1031 exchanges are a smart way for owners of minerals and royalties to delay paying capital gains tax on property sales. This IRS rule lets you put off paying taxes when you trade mineral or royalty interests for other “like” properties that qualify. At Venergy Momentum, which has an A+ rating with the Better Business […]

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Help Your Family Divide Mineral And Royalty Estates With Venergy Momentum

Outside of personal preference, mineral and royalty estates may need to be split up or sold off between family members for a number of reasons, but the two most common are for estate planning and financial diversification purposes. 1. Estate Planning Organizing family mineral and royalty estate affairs is a smart action that I recommend […]

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Empowering Your Mineral And Royalty Interests 

I’m Kyle D. Venema, the founder of Venergy Momentum Oil and Gas. Founded in 2014, we specialize in  oil and gas mineral and royalty education and consulting for land, mineral, royalty and non-op working interest owners within key regions, including the South Texas Eagle Ford Shale, Austin Chalk, Haynesville Shale, and the Permian Basin. Our […]

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Mineral And Royalty Management: Landman, Lawyer, Or Trustee?

Start managing minerals and royalties with Venergy Momentum, a company known for having an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau and 5-star reviews on Google. We offer a wide range of services that are tailored to your specific needs in the complicated world of minerals and royalties. Explore Venergy Momentum’s services or schedule a […]

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A Landman’s Expert Insights On Mineral And Royalty Management

The distinction between in-house and independent landmen is pivotal for anyone engaged in Texas mineral rights. In-house landmen are integral to their firms, focusing on the company’s interests while  independent landmen operate with broader networks and play a crucial role in advocating for their clients, particularly in negotiating mineral rights in Texas. Their ability to […]

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“My minerals have been in my family for generations, I’m hesitant to sell.”

I talk to a lot of mineral and royalty owners who feel conflicted when it comes to selling their interests. They have been conditioned to feel as though they should be kept forever and it would be a mistake to sell them. “Never sell your minerals” is just not good advice anymore, especially when you: […]

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Do I really need an appraisal?

Drew is a new owner of minerals and royalties in Karnes County and told me he has heard conflicting stories about whether an appraisal is necessary and wanted to set the record straight on what he should do. I explained to him that first, there are two types of appraisals – Current and Retrospective. Current […]

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How do I know if the offers I’m getting are good?

Roger contacted me to discuss the numerous phone calls he was receiving for his mineral interests in Midland County that he has owned for almost four years. This wasn’t the first time he’s been contacted by a mineral buyer but it’s the first time in a long time he’s been contacted to buy his interests. […]

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How Do I Read My Royalty Statement?

I’m a BIG Big Lebowski fan. If you haven’t seen the movie, this is Walter – a raucous, erratically-tempered bowling nut who has had it with a fellow bowler who broke the rules by stepping over the alley line. He’s frustrated as all get out and won’t stand for it. Ever felt this frustrated when […]

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Landman, Lawyer, or Trustee?

Eeenie, Meenie, Miney, Mo…. In the U.S. it is very common to inherit minerals and royalties from one generation to the next, although they can be transacted, or bought and sold, like any other form of real estate. Those who have become mineral and royalty owners upon inheritance, or as investors new to the business, […]