1031 Oil And Gas Exchanges – Oil And Gas Royalty Exchanges Made Easy

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Since 2007, Breitling Royalties has specialized in 1031 Oil and Gas Exchanges and Royalty Exchanges. Breitling also acquires and manages royalty properties with proven production histories and potential for growth.

IRS Section 1031 classifies an investment in an oil and gas “Royalty Interest” as like-kind property for a 1031 Exchange. Investors can diversify their portfolios by exchanging an apartment complex, raw land, an office building, or any other eligible investment property for an interest in oil or gas royalty production. The term, “Royalties” is often used interchangeably and refers to: Mineral Interests Royalty Interest Both interests involve ownership of minerals under the ground and both entitle their owner to receive a share of the mineral production of the property and to a portion of the revenue from this production. An investor who owns Royalty Interests owns the mineral rights but has no rights or obligations in the operation of the property. A huge difference is that as a royalty owner you do not bear any of the exploration or development costs. ...
... A Royalty Interest investor is entitled to a share of the mineral production or a share of the proceeds produced by the property. Royalty Interest should not be confused with Working Interest which bears the expense of operating the oil and gas wells on the land and receives a portion of the proceeds of the gas and oil produced. The mechanics of completing an Oil