Making a working interest investment in the oil and gas sector has its advantages.

Most investors understand the value of diversifying their portfolios. Alongside traditional investments, there are some alternative investment options worth considering. One of those is a working interest investment.

Making a working interest investment in the oil and gas sector can offer several potential advantages to investors who are not averse to some risk.

Potential for High Returns

Oil and gas investments can potentially generate high returns for investors, especially if the underlying assets are successful in finding and producing oil or gas. These returns can come from the sale of the oil or gas as well as any profits generated from the operation of the assets. The value of an oil or gas asset is generally based on the amount of recoverable reserves it contains, as well as the cost of extracting and producing those reserves. If an asset is successful in finding and producing a large quantity of oil or gas at a low cost, it can potentially generate substantial returns for investors.

Diversification

While this one might seem rather obvious, it is still worth stating that investing in working interest can provide some strategic variation to an investment portfolio. Because the performance of oil and gas assets may be less correlated with other more traditional asset classes such as stocks and bonds, this can help to reduce a portfolio’s overall risk and increase the likelihood of steady returns over the long term.

Professional Management

Many working interest investments are managed by professional oil and gas companies, which can provide those invested in working interest with the expertise and resources that are fundamental to identifying and developing promising oil and gas assets. These companies typically have a team or teams of geologists, engineers, and other professionals with the knowledge and experience needed to evaluate the potential of an oil or gas asset and determine the best method to extract and produce its reserves.

Potential for Passive Income

Just like investing in mineral rights, working interest investments can generate passive income for investors because the assets are typically operated by professional oil and gas companies. This can allow investors to earn a steady stream of income without the need to be actively involved in the day-to-day management of the assets. Oil and gas assets can have a long lifespan, with some fields remaining productive for decades. This can provide investors with the opportunity to generate long-term passive income from their investments.

Always Seek Expert Advice

Eckard Enterprises works with high-net-worth investors and investment companies to build and protect their portfolios through diversified alternative investments. Working interest investments make sense for some investors, but not for others. Contact us today for expert advice regarding your portfolio.

  • Derreck Long

    Derreck Long, Senior Wealth Manager at Eckard Enterprises, first served in the military from 2010 to 2014. After leaving the military, he went to college at Northern Arizona University and received a degree in global marketing. After graduating college Derreck worked with the FBI, but realized there is more to life, and started searching on how to become an investor. This is when Derreck started experimenting in notes, and has been a private lender ever since. Derreck has done a large range of notes from equity appreciation, 2nd lien notes, to the traditional 1st lien and Mineral Rights in the oil and gas space. As of today, Derreck works with Eckard Enterprises, and on a government relations committee where he researches tax code and new bill/law changes at the congress level.

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