MRP 259: Listener Questions – September 2024
In this episode we answer listener questions submitted by Jacob, Jean, Steve, Suzyyne, Lydia, and Jill. We cover topics like using the Texas Railroad Commission GIS to check for leases,…
MRP 218: Listener Q&A – Mineral Owner Education, Claiming Missing Royalties, What Company Should Pay Me, and More!
In this episode we answer listener questions submitted by David, Al, Emily, Erik, David, Mike, and Park. From the resources available to help educate new mineral owners, how to claim…
MRP 215: Using a Lady Bird Deed to Streamline Inheritance
Did you know that there is a special type of deed that can be used to: avoid probate, maintain control of the property during your lifetime, not affect Medicaid eligibility,…
MRP 203: How to Navigate Inheritance Issues with Minerals and Royalties
In this episode, we talk about how to navigate inheritance issues with mineral rights and royalties. Whether you're an heir that finds yourself in possession of these valuable interests, or…
MRP 191: Making it Easier for the Next Generation
One of the students in the first cohort of my Mineral Management Basics course recently brought up an interesting point around the process of training the next generation of mineral…
MRP 186: More Listener Questions!
In this episode, we answer listener questions that were submitted via email by Vicki, Alan, Leslie, Nat, Brian, and Rick. Speaking of education around managing your minerals, I am launching…
MRP 120: Listener Stories – Mineral Owner Barb Rankin
Look, if you are just starting out with mineral rights and royalties, all of this can be hard. There is a lot to learn, unfamiliar terminology, and so many different…
MRP 116: Justin’s Journey Inheriting Mineral Rights and Royalties
In this episode, my co-host Justin Williams shares his journey inheriting mineral rights and royalties from his great uncle Jake. Learn about the initial phone call from a landman to…
MRP 20: Taxes on Mineral Rights and Royalties
Today we talk about how mineral rights and royalties are taxed. We cover the basics but as always, please consult with a CPA or attorney who is competent in oil…