Working Interest Participation
Direct working interest in producing and development projects — ownership in the wellbore, not a passive fund unit.
Texas Oil & Gas Ventures provides accredited investors with access to direct participation opportunities in U.S. oil and gas development projects.
Current offerings are structured under SEC Regulation D Rule 506(c) and are available exclusively to verified accredited investors.
Featured Asset
A Historic South Texas Asset
Located in Willacy County, Texas, the La Sara Field is one of South Texas's historically productive oil and gas fields, with more than 37 million barrels of oil equivalent produced since its discovery in the 1940s.
Texas Oil & Gas Ventures and its affiliated operating company currently control approximately 6,000 contiguous held-by-production (HBP) acres across the field.
Location
Willacy County, TX
Discovered
1940s
Cumulative Production
37+ MMBOE
Acreage
6,000 HBP Acres
Type
Oil & Gas
Status
Active Redevelopment
The field contains multiple stacked producing horizons with opportunities for:
Current redevelopment efforts focus on drilled-but-uncompleted wells (DUCs), targeted completion operations, and strategic development drilling designed to accelerate near-term production while preserving long-term field value.
The Opportunity
What direct participation in a TOGO project can offer accredited partners across the development and production lifecycle.
Direct working interest in producing and development projects — ownership in the wellbore, not a passive fund unit.
Cash flow from producing projects is distributed to partners on a monthly basis as revenue is received.
Oil and gas working interests offer favorable federal tax treatment, including potential IDC deductions and depletion allowances.
Participation across the lifecycle — from workovers and recompletions on proven leases to new development drilling.
Verified partners gain priority access to subsequent offerings as new projects are placed into the pipeline.
Offerings are structured under SEC Regulation D Rule 506(c) and limited to verified accredited investors.
Tax Treatment
Direct participation in oil and gas investments may provide significant tax advantages, including potential intangible drilling cost (IDC) deductions and other benefits permitted under applicable tax law.
Tax outcomes depend on individual circumstances. Prospective investors should consult their tax advisors before making any investment decision.
The Process
A clear, three-step path from inquiry to subscription. Designed for transparency at every stage.
Submit an inquiry through our contact channel. Our partner relations team responds within one business day to discuss fit and next steps.
As a 506(c) issuer, we verify accredited investor status through documentation review or a qualified third-party letter before any offering materials are shared.
Once verified, you receive the full offering package — geology, economics, and legal documents — and complete subscription on your timeline.
Start with a brief introductory conversation. After accredited investor verification, we share the full offering package on your timeline.