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Oil and Gas Royalties Explainedin Oil and Gas Royalties, it's important to find
Owning oil and gas royalties is much differentproperties with multiple wells, shallow decline and
from owning oil wells. Royalty investmentsactive drilling.
generally lack the risks inherent with owning an oil1031 Exchange
well outright because you are not responsible forOil and gas royalties are actually considered real
the expenses associated with drilling for oil. Thereproperty for purposes of a 1031 Like-Kind
are two types of royalty rights:Exchange, and thus present an attractive
Surface Rights - The right to cultivate the landalternative to the traditional 1031 exchange of
and build structures on the surface (houses,commercial real estate. The 1031 Exchange offers
farms, ranches, etc.). This is what we think ofextremely good tax advantages for those who
when we think about “traditional realqualify. The advantages of royalties over other
estate.”types of property in the 1031 exchange include:
Mineral Rights - The right to drill and explore forTransaction Size Flexibility
minerals under the ground. These rights are- Superior Monthly Cash Flow
usually leased to drilling companies such as Exxon,- 9-11% Cash-on-Cash Yields
Shell, as well as hundreds of independent- No Capital Calls
producers. When a well is hit, a mineral right then- Investor Independence
becomes a royalty interest.- Multiple Liquidity Options
Investing in RoyaltiesOwning oil and gas royalties can be superior to
Are oil and gas royalties considered a depreciatingowning oil wells outright and can be a profitable
asset? Take a look at the results obtained fromaddition to the 1031 exchange portfolio. As with
the three public royalty trusts, the Sabine Royaltyany type of investment, it's important to consult
Trust, the San Juan Trust and the Cross Timberswith your attorney and the appropriate financial
Trust. It's important that you invest in oil and gasadvisors before making any investment decisions.
royalties with a reputible company. When investing