Simultaneous or Concurrent 1031 Exchange Rules
When the relinquished property and the like-kind replacement property close (settle) at the same time in a Simultaneous 1031 Exchange or Concurrent 1031 Exchange.
Just like traditional real estate, oil and gas mineral and royalty interests are considered like-kind replacement property for the purposes of a 1031 exchange. This means that investors have the option of investing all or a portion of the proceeds from a commercial real estate transaction into oil and gas minerals all while deferring capital gains taxes.
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5 Key things you need to know about executing a 1031 Exchange
As ‘like-kind property,’ oil and gas royalties are eligible for IRC-1031 Exchanges, which provides capital gains tax relief for real estate and energy investors.
A 1031-Exchange maximizes the amount of capital available to invest, which helps not only maximize potential personal investment returns, but also helps promote the nation’s overall economic health.
A 1031-Exchange into minerals/royalties provides exposure to non-market correlated cash flow potential. Unlike commercial real estate that is driven by rents, royalty cash flow is generated from a well’s monthly production sales. Additional cash flow may be added as new wells are drilled on the acreage.
The following real and personal property are eligible for 1031 consideration: