Senior Sovereignty Title Examiner
Independent Permian Basin OperatorExamining sovereignty to present patent titles in Midland and Martin Counties. Must be proficient in Texas mineral severances, Duhig applications, and deed tree charting.
Connecting experienced field landmen, title examiners, and right-of-way specialists with active exploration, pipeline, and renewable projects.
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Examining sovereignty to present patent titles in Midland and Martin Counties. Must be proficient in Texas mineral severances, Duhig applications, and deed tree charting.
Conducting virtual data room audit on 45,000 net mineral acres in the Haynesville Shale. Reviewing NRI claims, preferential purchase rights, and environmental consent thresholds.
Direct mineral owner contact, top-lease negotiation, and curative affidavit acquisition in high-density horizontal development corridors.
Securing option agreements, transmission interconnection easements, and surface use waivers for a 350MW solar photovoltaic array.
Negotiating pore space storage leases and mineral owner non-interference agreements for deep saline sequestration reservoirs.
Directing division order title opinions, joint operating agreement (JOA) compliance, and working interest audits for deep Permian assets.
Tired of 30-day billing delays and predatory broker markups? Landman Careers empowers independent contractors with transparent compensation and direct operator access.
Never chase payment from brokerage middlemen again. Approved timecards are paid every other Friday via ACH direct deposit.
Know exactly what the operator is paying. Zero concealed margin deductions or unexpected invoice shaving.
Select your favorite courthouse counties and remote preferences. Receive text alerts only when relevant contracts open.
Submit your credentials, preferred day rate, and county proficiencies to be matched with upcoming 2026 operator projects.
Everything you need to know about day rates, remote title work, and getting placed with top operators.
In 2026, contractor day rates average $450-$550/day for entry-to-mid field landmen, $600-$750/day for senior title examiners and curative analysts in the Permian and Haynesville, and $800-$1,000+/day for Certified Professional Landman (CPL) crew chiefs and due diligence strike leaders. Mileage and per diem are typically billed at standard IRS benchmarks.
When you register, your profile is categorized by courthouse experience, software proficiencies, and rate expectations. When operators or lead brokers issue staffing requests, we match qualified candidates directly without broker markdowns, connecting you directly with the project manager.
Yes. Approximately 35% of all title contracts now support remote examination thanks to digital county clerk repositories (TexasFile, County Government Records, etc.). Remote positions often require proven expertise in complex title trees and self-guided curative drafting.
Yes. The rapid buildout of utility-scale solar arrays, wind projects, battery storage, and carbon sequestration (CCUS) has generated immense demand for surface landmen and Right-of-Way (ROW) agents experienced in landowner option agreements and crossing permits.
Strong contractor demand across the Permian. RPL credential delivers an average 12% billing premium on technical title contracts.