Comprehensive Due Diligence Services and Solutions

Due diligence services are the research, verification, and risk-review activities completed before an acquisition, lease, development project, or investment moves forward. For energy projects, this often includes confirming ownership, reviewing title, identifying encumbrances, checking lease obligations, validating production status, and flagging legal or operational issues that could affect value, timing, or development rights.

Due diligence cost is driven by scope, acreage, number of tracts, record complexity, acquisition size, and required deliverables. A cursory lease check may be completed quickly, while multi-regional acquisition review requires deeper title, ownership, compliance, and obligation analysis. MAJR Resources reviews the project parameters first so clients receive a scope aligned with the risk profile and decision timeline.

MAJR Resources supports due diligence for acquisitions of any size, from targeted tract evaluations to major multi-regional energy acquisitions. The review can include title verification, lease obligation analysis, ownership confirmation, curative issue identification, runsheet support, and risk summaries. The goal is to help clients understand what they are buying before closing or committing development capital.

The timeline depends on the depth of research required and the condition of available records. A high-level lease check can sometimes be completed in just a few hours, while comprehensive title, heirship, curative, or multi-state acquisition work may take longer. MAJR Resources structures deliverables to keep legal, engineering, accounting, and operations teams informed throughout the process.

Yes. MAJR Resources provides ownership verification for mineral, leasehold, surface, and related interests. The team examines public and private land records, builds chain-of-title information, identifies gaps or inconsistencies, and confirms whether the proper parties are involved. This helps clients negotiate, acquire, lease, or develop assets with greater confidence and fewer ownership surprises.

A cursory lease check is a preliminary, high-level review used for quick opportunity evaluation. It can determine whether land is available for a new oil and gas lease, part of an existing pooled unit, or affected by production, title concerns, or other obstructions. Comprehensive due diligence goes deeper into ownership, obligations, compliance, and acquisition risk.

MAJR Resources supports oil and gas exploration and production companies, renewable energy developers, infrastructure project developers, mineral rights buyers, and companies pursuing regional or multi-regional land acquisitions. The team’s work is especially valuable when projects involve complex ownership, leasehold obligations, title review, surface use agreements, or development rights that must be verified before moving forward.

Yes. MAJR Resources identifies title defects and supports curative completion by drafting curative documents, obtaining ratifications, coordinating probate research, and preparing pooling agreements when needed. The team also provides heirship research and successor location services when ownership is unclear. Addressing these issues early helps prevent project delays, inflated costs, and closing complications.