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RED FEATHER LAND & MINERALS

What we do

What a landman does for an owner

Bank trust desks manage minerals for large accounts. Buyers want to buy them. We do the title and recovery work in the middle — for owners of any size, from the courthouse in Midland.

01

Suspense recovery

Find royalties held at the operator, cure the reason they are held, and get them released — before the state takes custody and caps what anyone can charge to recover them.

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02

Curative & heirship

Affidavits, deeds, probate coordination, division orders. Fractions pooled into a family entity when that serves the heirs.

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03

Lease & offer opinions

A written value for a bonus, a royalty, or a buyout, priced from what nearby wells make, then negotiated on your side of the table.

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04

Revenue verification

Every check tested against the decimal, the deed, and the Commission's production, with Chapter 91 interest demanded when it is owed.

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05

Pore space & produced water

Carbon-storage and produced-water rights are being leased now. We tell you what is being drawn under your land and what it should pay.

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06

Management

For owners who want it handled: the portal, the monthly check audit, lease offers answered, one call to make.

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What we are not

Not a law firm: where a filing needs a lawyer, we bring one you can afford. Not a buyer: we never buy from a client, so our opinion of an offer is not a bid. Not a bank: we do not hold your money; operators pay you directly.

Where we work

The Permian Basin of Texas — Reeves, Loving, Ward, Pecos, Culberson, Winkler, Ector, Midland, Martin, Howard, Glasscock, Reagan, Upton and their neighbors — and, for recoveries, wherever a Texas operator is holding a Texas owner's money.

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