Expert Western Land Services Support

MAJR Resources offers Western Land Services including cursory lease checks, title research, leasing and right-of-way procurement, easement and surface use agreements, acquisition due diligence, curative completion, runsheet preparation, mineral purchasing research, division order assistance, lease maintenance, and project management. The company supports oil and gas, renewable energy, and infrastructure projects across Texas and the United States.

A land service company helps energy and infrastructure clients understand, secure, and manage property rights needed for development. This can include researching ownership, building chains of title, identifying liens or encumbrances, negotiating leases and easements, resolving title defects, verifying mineral interests, and coordinating documentation so projects can proceed with fewer legal, operational, or financial delays.

A cursory lease check is a preliminary review used to quickly evaluate whether land is available for a new oil and gas lease or already included in a pooled unit. MAJR Resources reviews title indicators, nearby production, and public data such as Texas Railroad Commission records or industry databases to help clients spot obstacles before investing heavily.

Title research is critical because development rights depend on accurate ownership, clean documentation, and awareness of encumbrances. MAJR Resources examines records such as deeds, wills, grants, mortgages, leases, liens, easements, and covenants to build a reliable chain of title. This helps clients avoid negotiating with the wrong party or advancing a project with unresolved defects.

Yes. MAJR Resources provides land services for traditional oil and gas projects as well as renewable energy and infrastructure development. The company can assist with renewable project assessments, surface use considerations, transmission or pipeline easements, and agreement procurement. Its expanded service model helps clients evaluate land feasibility across evolving energy markets.

Due diligence may include ownership verification, lease review, obligation confirmation, encumbrance identification, compliance assessment, risk analysis, and review of documents affecting development or transfer. MAJR Resources supports acquisitions of many sizes, from smaller targeted purchases to multi-regional transactions, helping clients understand legal, operational, and financial exposure before moving forward.

Curative work resolves title or documentation issues that could delay development, payment, or transfer. MAJR Resources can identify defects, draft curative documents, obtain ratifications, coordinate probate or heirship research, and prepare pooling agreements. The goal is to clear ownership questions and documentation gaps before they create costly downtime or operational delays.

MAJR Resources is headquartered in Monahans, Texas and serves clients across Texas and the broader United States. The team supports oil and gas exploration companies, renewable developers, infrastructure project teams, and clients pursuing multi-regional acquisitions. Availability for specific projects depends on scope, records access, deadlines, and the type of rights involved.