For LegacyCrestPrepared by Leadfins
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A premium long-form page that walks an accredited investor from the offering thesis through the tax mechanics to a booked call. Scroll the live page below or open it full-screen.
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0:00I am Jason Pickard, founder of LegacyCrest Capital out of Plano, Texas, and the offering I am about to walk you through has four producing horizontal wells in the Delaware Basin, first distributions arriving in Q1 2026, and a tax treatment that allows up to 100% of your invested capital to be deducted against your active income in Year 1. If you have spent the last three years putting capital into multifamily syndications watching cap rates drift the wrong way, this is the conversation worth having before you put the next ticket out.
0:30The fund is called Legacy Gus-EFG LP. It is a Reg D 506(c) direct working-interest LP, accredited only, and the asset is four horizontal wells targeting the Wolfcamp C interval in Reeves County, Texas. All four wells are drilled, completed, and producing today. The choke position is 42/64 inches, which is roughly 66% of full capacity, which means there is meaningful headroom left in the production curve before we even talk about offsetting decline. Drilling risk on this LP is gone, and what remains is the long cash-generating tail that working-interest holders sit directly on top of.
1:15Current production is 1,027 barrels of oil per day and 17,479 thousand cubic feet of gas per day across the four wells. Estimated ultimate recovery per well is roughly 170,000 thousand barrels of oil and 7.3 billion cubic feet of gas, which translates to about 1.29 million barrels of oil equivalent per well. Across the entire LegacyCrest platform we have deployed $19.6 million of investor capital since 2016 and returned $13.7 million, and we currently operate nine producing assets in the basin. Those are real numbers from a 10-year operator track record, not projected returns on a blind drill program.
2:15Working-interest oil and gas is one of the last places in the tax code where invested capital can offset active income in the year it is deployed. About 80% of your investment classifies as intangible drilling costs, deductible in Year 1 against W2, business and professional income. The remaining 20% classifies as tangible drilling costs, which under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act passed January 19, 2025 carry 100% bonus depreciation in Year 1 as well. Combined, up to 100% of your invested capital is deductible against active income in the year you write the check, and beyond Year 1, 15% of your gross production income is tax-free for the life of the well under percentage depletion. Tax treatment available in 2025 may differ for 2026, which is exactly why this conversation is timely.
3:15I founded LegacyCrest in 2016 after managing the private equity portfolio at Choice Exploration, and the structural decisions we made early on are the reason the tax mechanics actually flow through cleanly to LPs. Unitholders hold the working interest directly in named wells, not via a pooled blocker, which is the difference between getting the full IDC deduction and getting a watered-down K-1. The GP co-invests on the same waterfall as the LPs. I also founded Alpha SWD, a salt water disposal operator, so the midstream margin on our barrels is fee-based and counter-cyclical to the oil price, which is the kind of vertical integration that protects distributions when WTI moves against us.
4:15This LP is built for accredited individuals and family offices writing tickets in the range that justifies a direct working-interest structure rather than a pooled fund. If you are a high-income professional looking for an active-income offset, or a family office reallocating away from multifamily and into hard-asset cash flow with a real tax shield, this is the structure that does what passive real estate cannot do, which is offset your W2 and professional income directly rather than only your passive income. The current LP is in distribution, and the next offering is in development right now.
5:00The next step is a 30-minute call on my calendar. We will walk through the well-level production curves, the cash distribution model, the next offering currently being underwritten, and the IDC and TDC mechanics against your specific tax bracket. Bring your CPA. Bring your family-office advisor. We are not here to sell you on a thesis. We are here to walk you through producing assets and a 10-year operator history and let you decide whether the structure fits. The calendar is on the page below this video, and the offering documents are in the data room we send after the call. Talk soon.
Pick a time below. We walk through the assets together, outline what the first 30 days of paid distribution would look like against your existing Meta footprint, and you decide from there. No retainer pitch. Just a working conversation.