But maybe you can elaborate on the kind of risk oil and gas represents. 

Here’s something you may not know, you can actually 1031 into mineral rights too. Since minerals are deeded real property, they qualify as “like-kind.”
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Vietnam war was over, the oil embargo dissipated, oh yes, the Jimmy Carter years.

Make sure and understand if the area has old oil and gas activity. 

One of the biggest issues almost everyone misses is not finding out about old oil and gas activity on land or under a home.

If you are now dealing with oil and other fluids (or if you specifically don't) from the car and not just washing it, does that trigger something?

But if your portfolio is only tied to rental properties, you’re essentially betting on one sector—and that can be risky.That’s why I started looking into oil & gas royalties as a way to diversify.Here’s why they caught my eye:Different Drivers: Real estate income is tied to local markets, tenants, and interest rates.

It seems she does her due diligence on operators, helps to raise money from limited partners, and then with the capital will join an existing operator such as Ashland Greene (Texas), Grocapitus, or some oil funds (King Operating and G2 Petroleum).Just wanted to provide clarity on her model as she is not contracting out the construction or closing the deals.

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I might get some pushback here, but I think parts of the real estate investing narrative have taken a turn for the worse.First, let me say this: every industry has snake-oil salesmen.