Have you always dreamed of investing in crude oil but had no idea where to start? The oil industry has been and remains one of the best ways to diversify your investment portfolio, and with expert assistance, you can get involved in this lucrative investment opportunity.
At King Operating, we offer crude oil investment services in the Dallas, TX, area. We offer oil investing opportunities for accredited investors. With our tried-and-true investment practices, we are able to acquire, develop, and divest crude oil deposits within a short time to maximize profits.
Our Methods
Our acquire-develop-divest method of drilling allows us to turn an initial investment into a profit within three to five years.
Our oil investments start by finding a site that has multiple potential target zones or has previously had good oil production. We work with a world-class team of geologists and engineers to find the most viable drilling fields. Once we have a site we feel confident about, we use our own capital to buy land and begin the drilling process.
As we develop and drill the site and discover reliable wells of crude oil, we can grow the project. We use the reserves as collateral on loans to drill more, continuing this process to further develop the oil field and prove its value.
Once an oil field has proven that it is valuable, we sell the land to a public company, returning profits to our investors.
This type of investment allows investors to maximize a tax write-off of up to 80% of the intangible drilling costs against their ordinary income in the first year.
Our Team
The team at King Operating has over 100 combined years of experience in the industry of crude oil investments. Our president and CEO, James R. Young, comes from four generations of oil and gas explorers and founded King Operating Corporation in 1996.
All our chief officers and managers are Texas locals and bring good, old-fashioned Texas values to every interaction with our investors.
To learn more about crude oil investing in Dallas, TX, call 214-420-3000 today.
