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Curative Mineral Title Agent

Percheron
FULL_TIME Remote · US Houston, TX, US Posted: 2026-05-11 Until: 2026-06-10
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Job Description
Description The Curative Agent resolves title defects by researching ownership and record issues, coordinating with landowners, heirs, and other parties, and obtaining or preparing curative instruments needed to meet client and project requirements within established timelines. Essential Tasks and Responsibilities Responsible for land work in one or more geographic areas. Review title opinions, title commitments and chains of title and obtain required title curative within a given time frame. Respond to requests for curative items from field brokers. Use various search engines and resources to locate addresses and phone numbers for individuals, identify family heirship and marital history of deceased owners. Discuss title defects and curative requirements with owners and entities and negotiate for acquisition of various curative related documents including but not limited to, Ratifications, Affidavits Of Heirship, Affidavits of Production History, Subordinations, Amendments, and Correction Instruments. Prepare curative related documents including, but not limited to, ratifications, Affidavits Of Heirship, Affidavits of Production History, Subordinations, Amendments, and Correction instruments. Must be able to work in a fast-paced environment to meet tight deadlines and adhere to Project budget. Remain current on company standard operating procedures (SOP) in accordance with client specific deliverables. Work with Supervisor to understand scope of work and project deliverables. Other duties as assigned or required Job Responsibilities Minimum of five years of experience as a land professional with a minimum of three years in a curative acquisition role. Bachelor’s degree in energy management or other related fields. Prefer a registered professional Landman, certified profe