Professional Land Services Across Texas

MAJR Resources provides land and mineral title research, leasehold acquisition and evaluation, title review, curative work, agreement procurement, acquisition due diligence, mineral purchasing research, division order assistance, renewable project assessment, and project management. These services support oil and gas, renewable energy, and infrastructure developers from early opportunity evaluation through development, acquisition, and ongoing leasehold administration.

Title research helps establish who owns the relevant surface, mineral, or leasehold interests and identifies liens, easements, conveyances, restrictions, and potential gaps in the chain of title. Completing this work early gives legal teams and developers a documented foundation for decisions. It can also reveal curative needs before they create delays, unexpected costs, or complications with leasing and development.

Leasehold due diligence examines ownership, lease terms, obligations, encumbrances, compliance considerations, and other risks tied to a proposed acquisition. MAJR Resources can support reviews for acquisitions of varying sizes, including multi-regional opportunities. The resulting assessment helps clients understand material land issues, verify key information, and evaluate whether an asset aligns with their development and investment objectives.

Yes. MAJR Resources supports negotiation and procurement of rights-of-way, pipeline easements, transmission-line easements, surface use agreements, mineral agreements, and renewable energy agreements. The work is designed to secure the access and rights required for development while managing communications with landowners professionally. Services can be applied to oil and gas, solar, wind, and other energy or infrastructure projects.

Curative services address title discrepancies or missing documentation that can interfere with development. MAJR Resources identifies issues, drafts curative instruments, obtains needed ratifications, coordinates probate research, and prepares pooling agreements when appropriate. Clearing these matters helps establish a cleaner record, supports legal review, and reduces the chance that unresolved ownership questions will interrupt operational timelines later in the project.

A cursory lease check may sometimes be completed within a few hours, depending on record availability and the complexity of the property. It provides a preliminary review of whether land is newly available, already pooled, held by production, or affected by other possible obstructions. Findings are verified through sources such as Texas Railroad Commission data and relevant industry information services.

Yes. MAJR Resources has expanded its work beyond traditional oil and gas leasing to support renewable energy development. Services include renewable project assessment, land and ownership research, lease and agreement procurement, due diligence, and project coordination. For commercial solar evaluations, the team considers factors such as transmission access, slopes, flood plains, structures, existing operations, and easements that may affect feasibility.

MAJR Resources serves clients across Texas and supports projects in multiple states throughout the United States. The company is headquartered in Monahans, Texas, and its service model is built for energy companies, renewable developers, infrastructure developers, and organizations pursuing land or mineral acquisitions. Engagement scope can be tailored to individual tracts, leasehold portfolios, or larger multi-regional projects.