Investing In Oil And Gas
When many of our customers think of replacement property for 1031 exchanges, they think of industrial grade real estate and commercial real estate. If you're looking to diversify your financial portfolio, there are plenty of other options for replacement properties. These days many our our customers are considering investing in oil and gas. Many oil and gas investments qualify for 1031 exchanges. Many of programs involving natural reserves meet IRS requirements for "like-kind" replacements. Mineral rights, and oil and gas deeds fall into the category of real estate ownership. Oil and gas investments offer the possibility for extremely strong returns. When an investor owns the "mineral rights" to an oil or gas reserve, he often owns the interest in the property where the natural resource is found. When conducting a 1031 exchange, investors need to consider both the working interest and the royalty interest of the mineral rights. If you own a working interest in an oil or gas reserve, you share in the cost of operating and developing the oil or gas reserve. If you have a royalty interest, you own the mineral rights, but you are not involved in the exploration or development process. A royalty interest allows you to accept a percentage of the extracted minerals. As with any investment, there are a variety of risks and rewards. At TM 1031 Exchange, we work with you to assess these factors, and find you like-kind replacement energy or real estate assets. You can check out our oil and gas royalties online at www.tm1031exchange. To register for our service, e-mail at team@tm1031exchange.com 
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