Frequently Asked Questions About Investing With Thoroughbred Ventures

Thoroughbred Ventures works only with accredited investors who are ready to make a move. Depending on the project or industry you’re interested in, the timeline could be between days or months.

An accredited investor is someone who has been classified according to the SEC criteria to invest in more complex investments, like oil and gas. They have ready access to liquid, flexible funds and assets, enough to make a sizeable investment and sustain any potential risk. Learn more about what it means to be an accredited investor here.

If you are not an accredited investor, you may not be eligible to participate in more complex investments. Exploring lower-risk options with smaller capital requirements would be more suitable in this scenario.

Subtract your total liabilities (debt, loans, etc.) from your total assets (equity, cash, investments, etc.).

Accredited investors are eligible to participate in complex, big-picture investments like oil and gas wells, real estate development, healthcare and more. These types of investments offer multiple revenue opportunities, tax benefits, and more.

Intangible drilling costs are the non-equipment-related expenses of developing an oil and gas well and include labor, testing, supplies, and more. In many cases, these expenses represent as much as 80% of the operating costs and are 100% tax deductible. Learn more about the benefits of intangible drilling costs here.

Oil and gas investments represent some of the most tax-friendly opportunities available. From Tangible and Intangible Drilling Costs and depreciation to small producers’ tax exemption and lease operating costs, there are many ways to maximize your investment.

Absolutely! Despite political agendas pushing “green” energy and electric vehicles, this market isn’t going anywhere. There are hundreds, if not thousands, of other applications for crude oil, and the idea of eliminating it altogether is simply unthinkable.

There are a number of ways to measure costs, but on average, total costs can vary from $5 million to $9 million. Learn more here.

There are a number of directions to take to generate substantial cash flow and profit from a commercial real estate investment. Apartment complexes, office buildings, warehouses, self-storage, mobile home parks, mixed-use properties, and more all present lucrative opportunities for commercial real estate development and investment.

Commercial real estate investing offers several revenue paths, but the two most appealing are cash flow (from tenants) and property appreciation (upon sale). This type of investment offers real-time cash flow payouts and future sale payouts. Learn more here.

The healthcare sector’s valuation for 2024 appears highly favorable and compelling. Healthcare is a critical service that will never lose its foothold on the market. Investing in healthcare is more than a financial opportunity; it’s the chance to build into others’ lives and make the world a better place along the way. Learn more here.

Healthcare is a space of constant innovation, so new and exciting opportunities always come to light. For the most part, the projects we’re most excited about are in behavioral health and the rapidly emerging telehealth industry.

Absolutely! The food hall market is expected to grow to over $71 billion by 2026.[1] If there was ever a time to sink your teeth into a market, it’s now, and it’s the food hall market. Learn more here.

A food hall is the elevated big brother of the shopping mall food courts from the ‘90s. This modern take on dining usually features multicultural cuisines and unique culinary concepts. When executed well, these are cash-flowing community hubs with huge revenue potential.

A food hall provides a single location for multiple cuisine options that suit an array of pallets, budgets, and vibes. You can taste-test, share, come together, socialize, and experience the cuisine of your choice all in one place.