Comprehensive Due Diligence Solutions for Energy

Comprehensive due diligence typically includes ownership verification, lease review, title research, obligation tracking, encumbrance identification, compliance checks, and risk assessment. For energy projects, MAJR Resources also evaluates items such as pooling provisions, production status, right-of-way conflicts, surface use limitations, easements, and curative needs that could affect acquisition value or development timelines.

Timelines depend on project size, record complexity, acreage, and whether title defects or heirship gaps are discovered. A cursory lease check may be completed in just a few hours, while larger acquisitions or multi-regional portfolios require a more structured review. MAJR Resources organizes deliverables so clients receive useful findings as the review progresses.

Yes. MAJR Resources supports acquisitions of all sizes, from focused leasehold reviews to major multi-regional transactions. Smaller projects may require quick lease checks and title confirmation, while larger deals often involve deeper ownership research, compliance review, runsheet preparation, curative planning, and coordination with legal, engineering, accounting, and operations teams.

Ownership verification begins with detailed research into public and private land records, including deeds, wills, grants, mortgages, leases, and other recorded instruments. MAJR Resources constructs chains of title, identifies liens or claims, reviews leasehold interests, and investigates heirship or successor issues when ownership is not immediately clear.

Yes. MAJR Resources supports traditional oil and gas projects as well as renewable energy and infrastructure development. For solar and other renewable projects, due diligence may include evaluation of transmission access, slopes, flood plains, streams, structures, existing surface leases, oil and gas operations, pipelines, transmission lines, and easements affecting project feasibility.

Helpful starting materials include lease files, acquisition lists, tract maps, title opinions, ownership reports, division orders, prior runsheets, production information, surface agreements, easements, and any known curative documents. If records are incomplete, MAJR Resources can conduct independent research to build the necessary title, leasehold, and ownership foundation.

Risks are identified through lease analysis, title review, production checks, encumbrance research, compliance review, and investigation of ownership gaps. Common findings include expired or burdened leases, unclear heirship, outstanding liens, pooling limitations, easement conflicts, missed obligations, surface restrictions, or defects that require curative documents before development or acquisition proceeds.

Yes. MAJR Resources can continue supporting clients after the initial review by drafting curative documents, coordinating probate research, preparing pooling agreements, assisting with division order discrepancies, managing assignments and divestitures, and tracking lease maintenance obligations. This helps keep projects organized from acquisition evaluation through development and asset transition.