Expert Commercial Due Diligence Services

Commercial due diligence typically includes ownership verification, lease and obligation review, title research, encumbrance identification, compliance checks, production or operational review, and risk assessment. For energy projects, MAJR Resources also evaluates mineral rights, leasehold status, pooling issues, surface use constraints, easements, curative needs, and documentation gaps that could affect acquisition value or development timelines.

Due diligence services are structured investigations that help buyers, developers, and investors confirm the facts behind a potential transaction or project. MAJR Resources focuses on energy-related due diligence, including land records, mineral ownership, lease terms, title defects, regulatory considerations, project constraints, and acquisition risks so clients can make informed decisions before committing capital.

MAJR Resources supports acquisitions of any size, from smaller leasehold opportunities to major multi-regional transactions. The team reviews ownership, obligations, title status, lease terms, curative requirements, and compliance concerns to help oil and gas companies, renewable developers, and infrastructure clients understand both immediate risks and long-term development implications.

A cursory lease check may sometimes be completed within a few hours when records are accessible and the scope is narrow. Larger acquisition reviews require more time because they may involve title chains, production data, lease obligations, heirship research, encumbrances, and coordination with legal or engineering teams. Timelines are matched to the project’s complexity and urgency.

Yes. MAJR Resources performs due diligence for oil and gas exploration, renewable energy development, and infrastructure projects. Reviews may include mineral agreements, surface use issues, right-of-way needs, easements, transmission or pipeline constraints, flood plain factors, existing operations, and title concerns that may affect whether a property is viable for development.

Title research is a core part of energy due diligence because ownership gaps, liens, easements, restrictive covenants, encroachments, or unresolved heirship issues can delay or derail a project. MAJR Resources examines public and private land records, builds chains of title, identifies defects, and helps determine what curative steps may be needed before development moves forward.

When issues are found, MAJR Resources helps identify practical next steps, including curative document drafting, ratifications, probate research coordination, pooling agreement preparation, or further ownership investigation. The goal is to clear obstacles early, reduce downtime, and give clients a realistic view of whether the opportunity can proceed efficiently and responsibly.

MAJR Resources serves clients across Texas and the broader United States. Founded in Monahans, Texas, the company began with oil and gas leasing services and has expanded to support energy and infrastructure projects across multiple states. Services can be tailored to the records, regulations, stakeholders, and project conditions involved in each geography.