Title Landman (TLS)

Tracts

Fort Worth, TX

Expired: over a month ago Applications are no longer accepted.

Contractor

Job Description

Tracts Land Solutions, LLC ("TLS") is seeking a Title Landman to work as an independent contractor working directly with the Project Management team. The individual will be responsible for the comprehensive analysis of documents and title reports for both mineral and leasehold estates.

Responsibilities

● Comprehensive analysis and interpretation of documents requested by clients

● Research county records to determine surface, mineral, and leasehold ownership by utilizing online databases, necessary travel to the county courthouse to review county records, or by reviewing images provided directly to independent contractor for review

● Efficiently and accurately prepare title reports utilizing Tracts software

● Meet deadlines and clearly communicate unexpected issues and needs as such arise

● Perform other duties generally related to the oil and gas title research and reporting function

Mandatory Requirements

● Minimum 5 years of full mineral and leasehold title experience,

● Ability to meet specific deadlines and billing parameters

● Ability to work with minimal supervision

● Ability to communicate clearly and professionally

● Adaptable to technology

● Experience with Adobe Acrobat

Preferred Qualifications (Not Required)

● JD, CPL, RPL

● AAPL and local chapter membership

● Tracts Experience

Pre-hire Requirements

● Completion of Tracts University Lessons

● Mastery of Tracts University Exam

Company Description

Tracts Land Solutions (TLS) is one of the nation’s largest tech-enabled providers of land services. TLS negotiates the buying, selling, and leasing of mineral rights and renewable energy resources. TLS also provides full mineral and leasehold ownership reports for mineral buyers/investors for lead generation and O&G operators for Title Opinions, A&D transactions, and drilling operations.

Compensation: Commensurate with experience

Work Authorization: Candidates must already be authorized to work in the United States.