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Research and careful consideration are required when making an oil and gas drilling investment. The most important consideration is understanding who you are investing with. Here are some things to consider when identifying a company you can trust:

1. What year did the company commence operations? Generally longer terms mean better reputations.
2. What is the company success rate in terms of money invested versus cash received by investors on a project by project basis? Many companies point to their completed well percentage, but many completed wells do not generate returns to equal investments. In short, completed well percentage tells you little about a company's success in providing meaningful returns to investors.
3. What is the company's process for choosing drilling projects?
4. Who does the company's geological and geophysical analysis?
5. Who is the well operator and what is their level of experience?
6. Speak to existing or prior investors and inquire about their experience with the company. Ask if the company is timely about providing information and keeping investors informed at each stage of the drilling process. And ask if disbursements are made in a timely manner?
7. Is the company a member in good standing with the Better Business Bureau?

For more information, check out "Evaluating Oil and Gas Projects," an excerpt from the eBook "Understanding and Investing in Oil and Natural Gas Drilling and Production Projects."

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