Stop Waiting on the Courthouse: Faster Title Runs in the Permian and East Texas
Every acquisition in the Permian or East Texas stalls at the courthouse. A landman gets a tract, a party, and a deadline, then spends days pulling deeds, running the chain, and checking what the seller says they own against what the record supports. The deal's economics are set long before that work is done, but the deal can't close until it is.