For mineral acquisition funds

Ground truth before $10M decisions.

Evaluate a basin entry with the same county-wide title visibility a major's land department has, without staffing one. A County Foundation maps every abstract, every owner, every well, every HBP inference in a single linked workbook.

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The diligence problem

You're choosing a county. You need to know what's actually there.

Before you commit acquisition dollars to a basin, you need to know which abstracts are HBP, which are open, who owns the minerals you'd be buying into, and where the chain-of-title problems are. The traditional path is to hire 2–3 senior landmen and wait 4–6 months. The Foundation collapses that into a 5-week deliverable.

What you get

A county's full title picture, in one workbook.

Every abstract with instrument count, distinct grantor/grantee counts, runsheet date range, top operator, well count
Every well with HBP inference + reasoning string, answer "open or held?" without a separate research pass
Every mineral owner resolved to a canonical entity, skip-traced (address, phone, email, age, relatives)
Title chains constructed for every tract, flagged where the chain has gaps
Tract Notes, senior landman's plain-English memo per tract: chain health, lease status, recommended actions
The Atlas, interactive map with abstracts, wells, parcels layered

See the interactive sample

How funds use the Foundation

Before bid. During diligence. After close.

Pre-bid scoping

Light tier, modern records only, to size up a county before committing diligence resources.

Diligence package

Premium, full history + skip trace + wells, for the IC and the lawyers.

Post-close operations

Premium with monthly refresh, keeps the Foundation current through the lease execution and HBP-tracking phases.