Expert Due Diligence Investigation and Audit Services

A due diligence investigator examines the facts behind a proposed transaction, acquisition, lease, or development opportunity. For energy projects, that often includes verifying ownership, reviewing title records, identifying lease obligations, checking production or pooling issues, researching heirs or successors, and flagging risks that could affect value, timing, compliance, or the ability to develop the asset.

A due diligence investigation is a structured review used to confirm important information before a business decision is made. In land, mineral, and energy work, it may include title research, lease review, ownership verification, encumbrance checks, compliance review, and risk assessment. The goal is to give buyers, developers, and operators a clearer picture before committing capital.

MAJR Resources reviews a wide range of risk factors, including unclear ownership, title defects, lease expirations, rental or drilling obligations, pooling restrictions, production issues, easements, surface burdens, and curative needs. For renewable projects, the review can also consider transmission access, floodplain concerns, slopes, pipelines, structures, and existing surface agreements that may affect feasibility.

Timelines vary by project size, geography, record availability, and the depth of review required. A cursory lease check may sometimes be completed within a few hours, while a multi-county or multi-regional acquisition review can require a more detailed schedule. MAJR Resources focuses on organized research, clear communication, and timely deliverables aligned with client decision deadlines.

Yes. MAJR Resources supports acquisitions ranging from smaller targeted opportunities to major multi-regional transactions. The team helps verify ownership, confirm obligations, assess compliance, identify title or lease issues, and organize findings so stakeholders can evaluate the opportunity with greater confidence before closing or advancing negotiations.

A cursory lease check is a high-level review designed for quick opportunity screening. It may determine whether land is newly available, already pooled, held by production, or affected by obvious obstructions. A full due diligence review is broader and deeper, often including ownership verification, title research, obligation review, compliance checks, and risk reporting.

MAJR Resources serves oil and gas exploration and production companies, renewable energy developers, infrastructure project developers, mineral rights purchasers, and companies pursuing land or leasehold acquisitions. Services are suited for clients needing reliable landman research, ownership confirmation, lease review, negotiation support, and organized project information before investment or development decisions.

Due diligence is typically priced based on scope, complexity, geography, record volume, urgency, and required deliverables. A focused lease check is usually more limited than a full acquisition audit involving title research, heirship investigation, lease review, and curative recommendations. Defining the objective early helps establish an efficient scope and avoid unnecessary research costs.