At Hornet Corporation, we look at developing and operating Tennessee oil wells and Tennessee oil fields. Our team works hard to ensure that we become a dominant oil and gas developer with continued growth in the field. The oil and gas sector is highly competitive, and Hornet Corporation fully intends on developing high-quality and producing oil wells in Tennessee.
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Now is the time to invest in Oil and Gas. If you are a savvy Accredited Investor, looking to expand your portfolio reach out to us today.
Opportunity for Above Average Returns on Investment
100% Tax Write Off for entire investment. Against Ordinary Income or Gains
Long Term Residual Income for up to 10-20 Years from Producing Wells
Investor purchases ownership in a partnership that will drill multiple oil wells.
Investor receives a percentage of the revenues from producing wells in the partnership directly correlating to the amount of their ownership.
Investor can deduct approximately 85% of the Investment from their Ordinary Income or Capital Gains in the Year the Investment was made. The remaining 15% is deducted over 5 years.
Hornet Corporation is developing the Wayne Brown property in Overton County, Tennessee. The Brown tract contains what has been Tennessee's largest oil well producing in excess of 274,000 barrels. Hornet opened the property for new development by hitting the Wayne Brown #1 well in August of 2017. The Brown #1 blew 40+ barrels of oil into the pit within an hour while drilling.
The new oil well is located in the Miller Mountain Oil Field, which is one of Tennessee's best oil fields.
- Chuck Hunter
- Monica Garmony
- Jonathan Grant Browning
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