David Weaver

FAQ About David Weaver

• What is David Weaver's address?

  David Weaver is located at
  Houston, Texas, United States

• What is David Weaver's job title?

  David Weaver is a
  With a career in energy and like many Texas landowners, I have over the years collected oil and gas royalties that have declined to the point that income hardly covers the cost of ownership. Every time an operator changes, and that is often for small interests, you must file new paperwork. Then there are forms needed for your tax return, and eventually your estate tax return, that your accountant and executor can spend valuable time tracking down and reporting. And a new dynamic has emerged as opposition to fossil fuels and more particularly ownership of oil and gas royalties grows. After multiple generations of ownership, mineral interests across the US have become highly fractionated. For instance, in Texas there are over 10,000 oil and gas leases with at least 100 owners. At the same time, most legacy oil and gas wells are largely depleted while newly developed shale wells are flush with production. The net effect-- royalty interests associated with Texas’ 107,000 active leases have a 30,000 average value but only a 450 median value. With half of Texas royalty interests being worth less than 450 and generating maybe 20/month of income on average, there is virtually no market for such interests, short of an insider. Alternatively, and as with old cars and other de-valued assets, a donation to a tax-exempt organization (TEO) at least generates a tax deduction for you and can provide valuable funding for preferred TEOs. Our statistical analysis indicates that the donation of royalties appraised at up to 5,000 should be pursued as a viable alternative to ownership. With these targeted royalties valued at about 2.5 billion, participation by only a small percentage of the roughly 500,000 owners still translates into approximately 20 million of value generated every year for TEOs. If you think your TEO could benefit, please contact me. There are no costs or obligation. There are of course many transactions necessary to achieve these kinds of results. The "acquisition" and "disposition" processes must be very targeted and highly automated. Likewise, the focus must be on leases with highly fractionated ownership where there are aggregation opportunities that can enhance the aggregated value disproportionately. If you are associated with a TEO that has a donor base likely to include Texas royalty owners, please consider participating. There is no cost and participation can be canceled at any time. Donatemyroyalty

• What industry does David Weaver currently work in?

  David Weaver currently works in the
  Donatemyroyalty

• What is David Weaver's area of expertise?

  David Weaver specializes in
  With a career in energy and like many Texas landowners, I have over the years collected oil and gas royalties that have declined to the point that income hardly covers the cost of ownership. Every time an operator changes, and that is often for small interests, you must file new paperwork. Then there are forms needed for your tax return, and eventually your estate tax return, that your accountant and executor can spend valuable time tracking down and reporting. And a new dynamic has emerged as opposition to fossil fuels and more particularly ownership of oil and gas royalties grows. After multiple generations of ownership, mineral interests across the US have become highly fractionated. For instance, in Texas there are over 10,000 oil and gas leases with at least 100 owners. At the same time, most legacy oil and gas wells are largely depleted while newly developed shale wells are flush with production. The net effect-- royalty interests associated with Texas’ 107,000 active leases have a 30,000 average value but only a 450 median value. With half of Texas royalty interests being worth less than 450 and generating maybe 20/month of income on average, there is virtually no market for such interests, short of an insider. Alternatively, and as with old cars and other de-valued assets, a donation to a tax-exempt organization (TEO) at least generates a tax deduction for you and can provide valuable funding for preferred TEOs. Our statistical analysis indicates that the donation of royalties appraised at up to 5,000 should be pursued as a viable alternative to ownership. With these targeted royalties valued at about 2.5 billion, participation by only a small percentage of the roughly 500,000 owners still translates into approximately 20 million of value generated every year for TEOs. If you think your TEO could benefit, please contact me. There are no costs or obligation. There are of course many transactions necessary to achieve these kinds of results. The "acquisition" and "disposition" processes must be very targeted and highly automated. Likewise, the focus must be on leases with highly fractionated ownership where there are aggregation opportunities that can enhance the aggregated value disproportionately. If you are associated with a TEO that has a donor base likely to include Texas royalty owners, please consider participating. There is no cost and participation can be canceled at any time.

• Which languages does David Weaver speak? 

  David Weaver speaks the following languages:
  No languages available.

• Which industries has David Weaver previously worked in?   

  David Weaver has prior experience in the following industries:
  Enverus Formerly Drilling Info , The Nature Conservancy

• What is David Weaver’s work experience?  

  David Weaver has the following professional experience:
  Donatemyroyalty , Shale Dynamics International , Enverus Formerly Drilling Info , The Nature Conservancy , Principally Involved In Health Sciences The Environment And Community Services , Weaver Oil .

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• What are David Weaver’s work email addresses?  

  David Weaver’s work email addresses are
  [email protected] .

• What company does David Weaver work for?  

  David Weaver works at
  Donatemyroyalty