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Position Overview ES3 Minerals is seeking a detail-oriented In-House Landman to support the acquisition, title review, curative, and management of mineral and royalty interests. This role is ...

Position Overview ES3 Minerals is seeking a detail-oriented In-House Landman to support the acquisition, title review, curative, and management of mineral and royalty interests. This role is ...

Ideal candidates will have 6 to 12+ years as an in-house Landman within an active exploration and production company with an emphasis on assets within the Rockies and Mid-Continent * BS in Energy ...

Bachelor's degree in Business, Finance, Economics, Petroleum Management, Energy Management or Energy Commerce required Experience: * 4+ years of experience as an in-house Landman required * Texas ...

Landman with 5+ years of in-house oil and gas industry experience, preferably including work in the Appalachia Basin * Experience in drafting a wide range of agreements, including Operating ...

Landman with 5+ years of in-house oil and gas industry experience, preferably including work in the Appalachia Basin * Experience in drafting a wide range of agreements, including Operating ...

A minimum of 10 years in-house Land experience * Bachelors degree required, preferably in Business, Energy, or related field * East Texas experience, as well as familiarity with cross-unit ...

Position Summary The Senior Landman is responsible for working within a Land group and multi ... A minimum of 10 years in-house Land experience * Bachelors degree required, preferably in Business ...

Description Position Summary The Senior Landman is responsible for working within a Land group and ... A minimum of 10 years in-house Land experience * Bachelors degree required, preferably in Business ...

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How much do house landman jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 31, 2026, the average yearly pay for house landman in the United States is $103,583.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $79,000.00 and $121,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a house landman?

A House Landman is an in-house land professional who works for an oil and gas company, handling tasks related to mineral rights, leases, and landowner negotiations. Unlike a field landman who works as a contractor, a House Landman is a full-time employee managing contracts, title work, and regulatory compliance. They collaborate with geologists, engineers, and legal teams to ensure drilling operations comply with lease agreements. Their role is essential in maintaining asset integrity and securing new opportunities for energy development.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a house landman?

To excel as a House Landman, you should have a strong understanding of land management, title research, and negotiation, often supported by a bachelor’s degree in energy management, business, or related fields. Experience with land records management software, GIS mapping tools, and industry-standard databases is crucial, and AAPL certification is highly valued. Strong interpersonal, organization, and analytical skills help a landman effectively collaborate, resolve conflicts, and manage complex agreements. These competencies are essential for navigating property transactions, ensuring compliance, and building positive relationships between landowners and energy companies.

What are some common challenges faced by house landmen, and how can they be addressed?

House Landmen often encounter challenges such as complex title research, resolving land ownership disputes, and negotiating with multiple stakeholders. These hurdles can be addressed by thoroughly verifying public and private land records, maintaining up-to-date knowledge of industry regulations, and leveraging strong negotiation and communication skills. Working closely with legal, geological, and field teams can also help address uncertainties and streamline transactions. By being proactive and detail-oriented, House Landmen ensure smooth project execution and foster trust with landowners and partners.

How do I get a job as a house landman?

To become a house landman, candidates typically need a high school diploma or equivalent, with some roles preferring post-secondary education or industry-specific training. Gaining experience in oil and gas operations, land management, or real estate can be beneficial, along with developing skills in negotiation, documentation, and familiarity with land databases and title work. Certification or licensing is not always required but can enhance job prospects in certain regions or companies.

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Infographic showing various House Landman job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 71% Full Time, 21% Part Time, and 7% Contract. Highlights an 95% Physical, 2% Hybrid, and 3% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $103,583 per year, or $49.8 per hour.

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Position Overview

ES3 Minerals is seeking a detail-oriented In-House Landman to support the acquisition, title review, curative, and management of mineral and royalty interests. This role is responsible for ensuring that acquired interests are properly documented, marketable, conveyed, and maintained within the company’s portfolio. The Landman will play a key role in coordinating title review, preparing conveyance documents, managing curative efforts, verifying ownership, and maintaining accurate records related to company-owned mineral interests.

Key Responsibilities

Title & Due Diligence

- Run title to patent or sufficient depth to verify ownership. 
- Review deeds, probates, trust documents, and other title instruments. 
- Compare title findings against check stubs, tax rolls, and seller documentation. 
- Identify title issues and coordinate curative requirements. 
- Keep management informed of title status and curative progress needed to make interests marketable.

Conveyancing & Closing

- Prepare conveyance documents into company entities based on purchase agreements. 
- Review contracts for special provisions or non-standard terms prior to preparing conveyances. 
- Coordinate with sellers to execute and return conveyance documents within contract timelines. 
- Ensure all required documents are received (conveyances, check stubs, probate documents, trust documents, etc.).

Deal Support & Marketing Preparation

- Maintain deal status updates in internal tracking systems. 
- Assist in preparing deals to be marketed by ensuring title is sufficiently complete and curative items are identified. 
- After marketing, assist with questions related to title and ownership and continue curative as needed.

Portfolio & Asset Management

- Track recorded conveyances and ensure documents are properly filed. 
- Add retained interests to the company portfolio and map tracts as needed. 
- Maintain well and ownership information for company-owned interests.

Division Orders & Revenue

- Review division orders for accuracy before execution. 
- Confirm ownership matches company records and title. 
- Work with operator division order departments to resolve ownership discrepancies and ensure interests are placed into pay status.

Taxes & Ownership Verification

- Review annual tax statements to confirm the company is being taxed on the correct ownership. 
- Verify ownership and interest amounts for all taxed properties.

Required Qualifications

- Bachelor’s degree required. 
- Experience in oil and gas title, mineral acquisitions, or land work preferred. 
- Strong understanding of oil and gas title, conveyancing, and curative. 
- Ability to read and interpret legal documents, deeds, and probate records. 
- Highly organized with strong attention to detail. 
- Ability to manage multiple deals and deadlines simultaneously. 
- Strong communication skills when working with sellers, operators, and internal teams.

Preferred Experience

- In-house land experience 
- Title research and curative experience 
- Division order and revenue verification experience 
- Experience with county records, title records, and mapping software 
- Familiarity with mineral and royalty transactions

Key Traits for Success

- Detail-oriented and thorough 
- Highly organized 
- Self-directed and accountable 
- Able to manage multiple transactions at once 
- Strong problem-solvers, particularly with title and curative issues 
- Comfortable working in a fast-paced transaction environment

Summary

The In-House Landman plays a critical role in ensuring mineral and royalty acquisitions are properly documented, marketable, and accurately maintained within the company’s portfolio. This position is involved from acquisition through closing and into ongoing asset management, making it a key operational role within the company.


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