500+
Active Investors
For Accredited Investors Only
Take control of Your Financial Future
Join hundreds of accredited investors building wealth through strategic oil & gas investments. Unlock monthly cash flow, powerful tax advantages, and tangible asset ownership.
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$50M+
Assets Under Management
10+ Years
Industry Experience
Who This is For
Have High taxable income and want real tax offsets
Prefer cash flowing assets over speculative growth
Want direct exposure to producing Texas wells
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"As a surgeon earning $850K, I was losing $300K annually to taxes. Texas Freedom Fund's IDCs saved me $65K in year one, plus I'm now getting $4,200/month in passive income. This is the most powerful wealth-building strategy I've ever used."
Dr. Sarah Chen
Orthopedic surgeon
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"I was skeptical about oil & gas, but started with $75K. Year one: $11,400 in distributions plus $18,900 in tax savings a 40% return. The transparency and professionalism convinced me to increase to 12 shares and refer four colleagues."
Martin Stein
Financial Advisor
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"I've built three tech companies but was still losing 40% to taxes. Within 18 months, I recouped my $250K investment through tax savings and distributions. Now generating $8,500/month in cash flow while the fund handles everything."
Jennifer Okafor
Serial Entrepreneur
FAQs
Who can Invest?
All Investors Must be accredited investors.
What is an accredited investor?
Accredited investors are people allowed to invest in certain private offerings because they meet SEC financial requirements that usually requires a $200k+ annual income or $1M+ net worth.
What is the minimum investment and timeline?
The minimum investment is $25,000. Funds are typically deployed as quickly as possible and are usually placed within 4 months.
What makes Texas Freedom Fund different from publicly traded energy stocks?
You're investing directly in working interests in producing wells, not speculating on stock prices. This provides tangible asset ownership, superior tax benefits through IDCs, and monthly cash flow distributions that stocks simply cannot offer.
How do returns and tax benefits work?
Oil and gas investments are structured to deliver both monthly cash flow and significant tax advantages. Investors generally receive distributions based on their ownership percentage once wells begin producing. On the tax side, the IRS provides incentives such as Intangible Drilling Cost (IDC) deductions, which can offset active or earned income in the same year as the investment. Additional long-term benefits, including depletion allowances and depreciation, can further reduce taxable income over time.
How are the tax benefits structured?
IDCs (Intangible Drilling Costs) can offset 70-85% of your investment against active taxable income in year one, with additional depletion allowances throughout the life of the well. We'll provide detailed tax projections during your strategy call.
Where are the projects located?
Most projects are based in the Eagle Ford Shale, with select additional projects located in the Permian Basin.
How often are distributions made?
Distributions are issued monthly, typically providing consistent cash flow once the wells begin production.
How liquid is this investment?
This is an illiquid investment with capital typically returned around year 3. It's designed for accredited investors with a 5-7 year time horizon seeking tax advantages and long-term wealth building, not short-term gains.
What are the maximum investment limits?
Investors can participate with a minimum commitment of $25,000. While the average working interest is approximately $225,000, the maximum investment for this specific fund is capped at 40 shares ($1M).
What happens if oil prices drop significantly?
While price volatility is a risk, our focus on the Eagle Ford Shale with proximity to Gulf Coast refineries positions us well for global demand. Major catastrophic risks are hedged with insurance and sponsor indemnification.