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CORPORATE MOBILE HOUSING FOR SALEEagle Ford Shale

Plus Additional UpsideLocated in an Opportunity Zone

The information contained herein was obtained from sources deemed reliable; however, RESOLUT RE makes no guaranties, warranties or representations to the completeness or accuracy thereof. The presentation of this real estate information is subject to errors; omissions; change of price; prior sale or lease; or withdrawal without notice. RESOLUT RE, which provides real estate brokerage services, is a division of Reliance Retail, LLC, a Texas Limited Liability Company.

• Entire property leased to an international company

• Turn Key Operation

• Stabilized cash flow of 12.56 cap with much upside

• Value add opportunity with 5 acres left to build on

• Additional newly remodeled furnished unit to lease

or keep as an office

• Includes 2 Storage units for the property.

• Quiet, peaceful park-like setting

• Well maintained property

• Completely furnished units

• Karnes County is the second highest oil producing

county in the US

Price $1,649,000Capitalization Rate 12.56%Occupied 100%NOI $207,100.00

INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS

JANICE LANDERS, CCIM817.891.1372 | [email protected]

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CO R PO R AT E M O B I L E H OU SI N G F O R SA L EEagle Ford Shale | Located in an Opportunity Zone | Plus Additional Upside

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INVESTMENT PROPERTYPrice $1,649,000

Capitalization Rate 12.56%

NOI $207,100.00

PROPERTY INFORMATIONNumber of Beds 19-100% Occupied, Plus 1 newly

remodeled, 1 bedroom 1 bath unit

Tenant One international, corporat tenant has been leasing the faciltiy since February

Land Size 8.93 Acres

Utilities City Water and Septic

Zoning None-County property is located just outside the city limits

Occupancy 100%

• Entire property leased to an international company

• Stabilized cash flow of 10.5 cap with much upside

• Value add opportunity with 5 acres left to build on

• Additional newly remodeled furnished unit to lease or keep as an office

• Includes 2 storage units for the property

• Quiet, peaceful park-like setting

• Welll maintained property

• Completely fusnished units

• Karnes county is the second highest oil producing county in the US

• Turn Key Operation

• Owner has been self-managing from Houston

• Housekeeper and landscaping/maintenance are local and prefer to stay on

• Staff looks after the place

• Each unit is cleaned once a week

• New clients are handled by telephone.

• New locks and cleaning is performed by staff

• In the event of shorter term stay locks can be changed

• Owner has typically rented by the month

• Rent is paid in advance and has been by credit card

• Owner has never advertised

• Paved Streets

• Fully Furnished

• Covered Parking

• Daily Cleaning Service

• Maintenance Service

• Large Decks & Outdoor Space

• BBQ Grills provided

• Washer & Dryer

• Business Center with Printer

• Patio Furniture

• Security Gates

INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS

FEATURES AND AMMENITIES



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Unit # Bed/Baths # of Beds

Amenities Rent Per Bed

Rent Per Week

Rent Per Month

Total Beds Discount Annual

4 4/4 16 Carports/Deck BBQ Grill

$125 $721 $2,322 $37,152 $33,437 $401,244

1 3/2 3 Carports/Deck BBQ Grill

$110 $616 $1,980 $5,940 $5,346 $64,152

1 1/1 1 Private Unit $149 $834 $2,682 $2,682 $2,414 $28,968

$45,774 $41,197 $494,364

Notes:• All units come with 60” Television in each room and living room, washer and dryer, furnished, printer • Plus has additional 5+/- Acres to build on

Potential Rental Income

Value Add Opportunity



Site Plan



Site Survey



Aerial



Regional Map



Top Producing Operators in Karnes County, TX (Based on April 2019 Production)

Operator Oil Prod (BBLS) Gas Prod (MCF) Active Leases Active Wells

1776 Energy Operators, LLC 100,472 244,373 39 46

BHP Billiton Pet(Txla Op) Co 150,862 4,950,122 524 1

Blackbrush O & G, LLC 76,511 970,695 105 140

Burlington Resources O & G Co LP 3,606,690 15,252,351 671 11

Devon Energy Production Co, L.P. 1,181,371 28,622,434 4,222 4,801

Earthstone Operating, LLC 377,779 775,580 70 166

Encana Oil & Gas(USA) Inc. 2,436,371 7,692,332 736 68

EOG Resources, Inc. 9,093,935 27,528,319 2,485 70

Equinor Texas Onshore Prop LLC 74,049 5,142,667 376 1

Inpex Eagle Ford, LLC 99,639 237,447 14 22

Magnolia Oil & Gas Operating LLC 754,214 3,604,983 952 4

Marathon Oil Ef LLC 2,478,701 13,148,624 743 1,655

Matador Production Company 282,597 1,031,438 84 9

Murphy Expl. & Prod. Co. - USA 1,305,233 2,126,081 229 802

Pioneer Natural Res. USA, Inc. 7,307,214 22,157,955 2,487 36

Protege Energy III LLC 35,362 525,937 61 97

Summit Discovery Res II LLC 10,954 5,656 1 4

Teal Operating, LLC 26,526 742,997 54 76

Tidal Petroleum, Inc. 33,809 55,509 16 24

Verdun Oil & Gas LLC 332,023 1,044,169 101 177

• 1,665 Producing Leases• 55 Producing Operators• 7,905 Drilled Wells• 7,528,343 BBLs of Oil Produced in Apr 2019• 27,842,884 MCF of Gas Produced in Apr 2019• Click here to see all of the Drilling Wells around the site!

Karnes County

http://www.drillingedge.com/texas/karnes-county

The information contained herein was obtained from sources deemed reliable; however, RESOLUT RE makes no guaranties, warranties or representations to the completeness or accuracy

thereof. The presentation of this real estate information is subject to errors; omissions; change of price; prior sale or lease; or withdrawal without notice. RESOLUT RE, which provides real

estate brokerage services, is a division of Reliance Retail, LLC, a Texas Limited Liability Company.

Eagle Ford Shale | Located in an Opportunity Zone | Plus Additional Upside CO R PO R AT E M O B I L E H OU SI N G F O R SA L E

Oil & Gas Well Locations



• Contains an estimated 8.5 billion barrels of oil and 66 trillion cubic feet (TcF) of natural gas.

• Is the second largest oil producing region in the country and accounts for 13% of all U.S. production.

• Is the fourth largest natural gas producing region in the country

“Texas is so well-known for its history of oil and gas production that it’s almost synonymous with petroleum,” said Dr. Jim Reilly, USGS Director. “Texas continues to remain in the forefront of our Nation’s energy supply chain with remarkable increases in production and reserves due to the revolutionary unconventional techniques used to release previously unrecoverable resources.”

The Eagle Ford Shale



Texas average daily oil production jumps 19.4% in November

Preliminary production figures show Texas produced over 90.20 million barrels (Mmbbls) of crude oil and 634.86 billion cubic feet of natural gas in November 2018, according to the Railroad Commission of Texas.

Those figures will be updated as additional and revised data is filed with the state commission.

Texas initially reported 75.57 Mmbbls of crude oil production in November 2017, updated to 100.14 Mmbbls, while initial natural gas production was 543.21 Bcf, updated to 698.51 Bcf.

The state’s average daily production was 2.52 million barrels per day (Mmbpd) in November 2017, increased to 3.01 Mmbpd in November 2018, the Texas commission reported, a 19.4% increase, Kallanish Energy reports.

Average daily production of natural gas grew from 18.11 Bcf/d, to 21.16 Bcf/d, an 16.9% increase.

From October 2017 through November 2018, total Texas production was 1.27 trillion barrels of crude oil and 8.5 trillion cubic feet of natural gas. That production came from 180,472 oil wells and 90,168 gas wells.

The Top 5 counties for oil production in November 2018 were: Midland, Karnes, Reeves, Martin and Loving. The Top 5 counties for natural gas production in that month were Webb, Reeves, Tarrant, Midland and Karnes.

The Top 5 counties for condensate production in November 2018 were Reeves, Culberson, Loving, Karnes and Webb.

Source: http://www.kallanishenergy.com/2019/02/06/texas-average-daily-oil-production-jumps-19-4-in-november/



Eagle Ford Shale in the US is making a comebackEagle Ford Shale, of South Texas in the US, has re-emerged as an attractive destination for oil and gas companies over the next four years, according to a report by GlobalData.

During 2018, recoverable resources in the Eagle Ford Shale play became a lucrative destination for the oil and gas companies, a 51-page report evaluating the area’s exploration and production outlook from 2019 to 2023, has found.

Future of Eagle Ford Shale: a reversal of fortunes

The shale play reverted a production decline and leading operators continue to increase the scale of their operations, GlobalData analysts said.

There are still some sections within the Eagle Ford shale play which are underdeveloped, especially in the northern part comprising the Burleson and Brazos counties and some companies are also assessing the overlying Austin Chalk formation.

Recent M&A activity, such as the one involving Chesapeake Energy’s acquisition of WildHorse Resources, confirms that operators are looking for development opportunities outside the crowded Karnes Trough area of the play.

The location of the shale play allows for better oil and natural gas pricing in comparison to Permian output with proximity to major hydrocarbon processing facilities and export terminals on the Gulf Coast.

All this along with sufficiently developed midstream infrastructure are important aspects in the enduring attractiveness of Eagle Ford for oil and gas companies.

The major counties for prolific crude oil and condensate production in the Eagle Ford play include Karnes, De Witt, La Salle, Dimmit, and Gonzales.

The Eagle Ford play also constitutes largely of condensates and dry gas resources. The major producing counties for natural gas include Webb, Karnes, De Witt, Dimmit and La Salle.

Total production across major counties in the Eagle Ford shale play

Source: https://www.offshore-technology.com/comment/future-of-eagle-ford-shale/



Looking Beyond the Permian: Focus on 4 Eagle Ford Oil ProductsFor several years now, the Permian basin has been considered the most significant shale field in the United States. As the prolific region soaks up the spotlight, another unconventional play – the Eagle Ford in Texas – is slowly eying a comeback post the oil bust. In particular, over the past 12 months, the basin has seen steady output growth and a flurry of M&A activity.

Make no mistake, the Permian Basin still remains the most sought-after unconventional basin and continues to post the biggest production gains in the United States. However, pipeline bottlenecks out of the region, which is expected to last through the most of 2019, has triggered spending outside of the Permian with one of the beneficiaries being the Eagle Ford.

The Eagle Ford Shale is already a well-known domestic oil play that churns out around 16% of America’s daily crude. But the producing basin is likely to experience heightened activity in the near-to-medium term with a portion of Permian capital landing in this rich oil and gas-producing

formation.

Eagle Ford Shale: Awash in Oil and Gas

A sedimentary rock formation spread over 400 miles across Texas, the Eagle Ford Shale stretches from the Mexican border in the west to the Texas-Louisiana border in the east. It’s roughly 50 miles wide with massive recoverable oil and natural gas resources. Per the U.S. Geological Survey, Eagle Ford has an estimated average of 8.5 billion barrels of oil, 66 trillion cubic feet of natural gas, and 1.9 billion barrels of natural gas liquids there for the taking.

Apart from abundant resources, the Eagle Ford shale’s strengths include shorter cycle times, attractive economics and high oil ratio. The low-cost basin also enjoys premium pricing, based on the Louisiana Light Sweet benchmark. This allows the upstream Eagle Ford operators to generate positive free cash flow

No Pipeline Transport Issues Like Permian

By now, it is well documented that serious logistical constraints in West Texas’s Permian ‘super basin’ forced operators in the region – especially those without committed pipeline capacity – to sell their produce at hefty discounts last year, which went up to $20 per barrel at one point. EIA’s latest Drilling Productivity Report puts Permian oil production at around 4.2 million barrels per day, ahead of the current pipeline capacity of about 3.5 million barrels per day.



Looking Beyond the Permian: Focus on 4 Eagle Ford Oil ProductsWhile the situation has eased a lot following the expansion of the Sunrise Pipeline and partial conversion of the natural gas liquids carrier Seminole-Red line to a crude conduit, infrastructure to take oil out of the Permian Basin to U.S.Gulf Coast still remain inadequate. Consequently, producers in the fastest-growing shale in America will need to take minor cutbacks until the next phase of additional capacity buildouts come online by late 2019.

The Permian bottleneck issue has also compelled companies to shift drilling capital out of the area to other shale basins in the United States and the Eagle Ford has received a boost as a result.

Investors Flock to Eagle Ford

Oil production from the Eagle Ford shale play is expected to revolve around 1.4 million barrels a day, according to the most recent figures available. One must also note that the formation has strongly rebounded from the low of 1.1 million barrels of a day in August 2017. Meanwhile, some 71 drilling rigs are currently active in the region.

Investment in Eagle Ford is picking up as well. According to consulting firm Deloitte, M&As in the field hit a whopping $10 billion last year – second only to Permian’s $25.7 billion. While not as ‘hot’ as the Permian, the region’s cheap acreage, coupled with proximity to the pipelines and refineries in the Gulf Coast, keeps the assets very relevant indeed. Finally, with oil prices likely to head higher, output in this shale play is expected to stay strong.

Eagle Ford Shale Oil Stocks in Focus

With the hectic pace of drilling activity set to continue in the Eagle Ford play and investor’s strong appetite for stocks focused in that region, we present four companies, each carrying Zacks Rank #3 (Hold), that investors should watch out for.

CORPORATE MOBILE HOUSING FOR SALEEagle Ford Shale

Located in an Opportunity Zone Plus Additional Upside

AUSTIN 7320 N Mopac Expressway Suite 101Austin, Texas 78731

DALLAS5151 Belt Line RdSuite 620Dallas, Texas 75254

HOUSTON9432 Katy FreewaySuite 300Houston, Texas 77055

MCALLEN200 S 10th StreetSuite 805McAllen, Texas 78501

MIDLAND4607 Pine Meadow DriveSuite 2Midland, Texas 79705

LOUISIANA600 Jefferson StreetSuite 407Lafayette, Louisiana 70501

EL PASO6006 North Mesa St.,Suite 510El Paso, Texas 79912

ALBUQUERQUE2155 Louisiana Blvd N.E.Suite 7200Albuquerque, NM 87110

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