Right-of-Way Due Diligence Agent
About the job
- Midstream and/or gathering system experience.
- Experience reviewing and interpreting easements and right-of-way agreements.
- Ability to review and interpret alignment sheets, surveys, and plats.
- Working knowledge of title research and property ownership documentation.
- Database experience.
- Experience with GIS tools such as Google Earth, ArcGIS, or similar platforms.
- Strong attention to detail and analytical skills.
- Ability to work independently and within a team environment.
- High school diploma, GED, or equivalent.
- Must be eligible to permanently work in the United States.
- Review and interpret easements and right-of-way agreements.
- Analyze and understand provisions contained within land and easement documents.
- Review alignment sheets, surveys, plats, and related property records.
- Support due diligence efforts for midstream and gathering system projects.
- Research title information and ownership records.
- Maintain and update land-related databases and documentation.
- Utilize GIS and mapping tools to support land and right-of-way activities.
- Identify and resolve discrepancies within land records and project documentation.
- Collaborate with land, engineering, operations, and project teams as needed.
- Ensure accuracy and completeness of land and right-of-way records.
- Additional title and due diligence experience.
- Experience supporting pipeline development or operations projects.
- Advanced GIS and mapping experience.
- Experience working with land administration systems and databases.
- Knowledge of pipeline right-of-way documentation and records management.
About the company
Purple Land Management secures land and property rights for energy and infrastructure developers across the contiguous United States. It researches ownership records, negotiates leases and access agreements, and resolves title problems before clients build or acquire assets. Its specialists also assess land interests in acquisitions and coordinate with landowners throughout a project, from initial research to final agreements. Clients hire the firm for individual land services or a broader project partnership; digital mapping and detailed data management underpin the work. Founded in 2010, Purple Land Management is headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Fort Worth, TX
Founded
2010
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Work arrangements span several formats: Purple uses office, hybrid, and remote environments across its land services teams.
- Specialist work extends underground: Purple handles pore-space ownership and leases for carbon storage projects.
- Degrees broaden contractor entry: Purple's Permian title role considers law or energy-management degrees instead of some experience.
What critics are saying
- Employee status is role-specific: Purple lists both employee jobs and independent-contractor engagements.
- Title research carries production pressure: Purple expects its Permian title landman to meet deadlines and production goals.
- Project leadership involves travel: Purple ties periodic trips to client and project needs in its land manager role.
What makes Purple Land Management unique
- Pricing includes fixed bids: Purple quotes predictable project structures alongside customized land services.
- Project maps combine private and public records: Purple builds custom data layers inside its proprietary Overdrive platform.
- Managers own delivery: Purple project land managers control staffing plans, budgets, schedules, and client communication.
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