What accreditation thresholds does the speaker state for most oil and gas investments?

Name: Grab the due diligence checklist at the link above! #oilandgas #investmentstrategy
Uploaded: 2025-03-30T14:15:02+00:00
Duration: 58 s
Channel: Courtney Moeller
Description: This short YouTube advisory (creator: Courtney Moeller, uploaded Mar 30, 2025) gives a four-step primer for getting started in oil & gas investing: (1)…

Courtney MoellerIron Horse Energy Funds Manager

Grab the due diligence checklist at the link above! #oilandgas #investmentstrategy

30 Mar 2025 · 1 min

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This short YouTube advisory (creator: Courtney Moeller, uploaded Mar 30, 2025) gives a four-step primer for getting started in oil & gas investing: (1) define investment goals (e.g., monthly income or offset active income), (2) confirm investor accreditation (speaker states most deals require accredited status), (3) find the right opportunity — prioritize reputable, experienced operators and drilling in proven areas, and (4) evaluate deals using a detailed due-diligence checklist (available via link in the show notes). The tone is practical and cautionary, emphasizing experience of operators and location/proven reserves.

Questions this video answers

Individuals with $200,000 a year in annual income or a net worth of $1,000,000 or more.

Chapters

How to Get Started in Oil and Gas Investing Step one is what are your investment goals? Are you looking for monthly income? Do you need to offset active income? Step two is understanding accreditation requirements. Most oil and gas investments are limited to accredited investors. This is individuals with $200,000 a year in annual income or you've got a net worth of 1 million or more. Step three is going to be find the right opportunity. In my opinion, the two most important things to look for is who where reputable operators with a lot of experience and a really strong track record. You also want to drill in proven areas. If somebody presents me with an opportunity to drill in New York, I'm probably going to pass. Step four is we're going to evaluate the opportunity. There are a ton of things that you really need to take into consideration. For a copy of my due diligence checklist and everything I evaluate on every deal I do, you can get it in the link in the show notes.