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Feature · Ownership Intelligence

Find the fractional heirs other buyers never connect

Ownership Intelligence resolves millions of messy mineral-interest records into one owner spine — linked to wells and operators, with co-ownership and family-group graphs — so a scatter of look-alike rows becomes one owner you can work, and the small fractions stop slipping through.

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Resolved owner
ESTATE OF R. HALVORSEN
5 records merged Roll-up TXNMOK
Co-ownership & family group
HEIRS OF E. SANDOVAL J. & M. CALLOWAY FAMILY TR. PERMIAN OAK MINERALS LLC ESTATE OF R. HALVORSEN
Graph Resolved owner Co-owner / heir
One resolved owner record — the estate at the center of a co-ownership graph, with its interests rolled up across states in the rail. Sample data is illustrative.
01 · The spine

Millions of records, one owner spine

Mineral-interest records arrive from appraisal districts, county filings, and commercial datasets in every spelling and format imaginable. Mineral Eagle deduplicates them into a single owner spine, so “R. Halvorsen”, “Robert Halvorsen” and “Halvorsen, Robt.” resolve to one owner you can actually work — not five rows that look like five people.

  • Appraisal, county & commercial sources
  • Deduplicated into one owner record
  • Name & address variants reconciled
  • Searchable by name, county, or section
02 · In context

Linked to wells, operators, and value

An owner is only useful in context. Each resolved owner is linked to the wells they are tied to and the operators in play, with appraisal-linked values where the county publishes them — so you know what an owner holds, who is operating around them, and roughly what it is worth before you write the letter.

  • Owners linked to wells & operators
  • Appraisal-linked values where available
  • Interest type and size on the record
  • Context before you make contact
03 · The graph

Co-ownership and family-group graphs

Minerals fracture across heirs and co-owners, and the small fractions are where the misses hide. Mineral Eagle maps co-ownership and family groups, so when you open one owner you can see the others on the same tract and the family around an estate — the fractional heirs a flat owner list never connects.

  • Co-owners on the same tract
  • Family-group graphs around an estate
  • Surface fractional heirs others miss
  • See the whole group, not one name
04 · Roll-ups

Multistate holder roll-ups

Bigger holders rarely sit in one county. Roll-ups gather a holder’s interests across counties and states into a single view, so you can size a position before you approach it and see the full footprint instead of a sliver. Pair it with the opportunity map to see where that footprint overlaps fresh activity.

  • A holder’s interests rolled up across states
  • Size a position before approaching
  • See the full footprint, not a sliver
  • Pairs with the opportunity map

Works with the rest of the file

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Seller Signals

The death & probate triggers that light up an heir graph

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Production & Value Intelligence

Sizes what a resolved owner’s interest may be worth

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Map Intelligence

Where a holder’s footprint overlaps fresh activity

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Ownership Intelligence, briefly

Where do the ownership records come from?

Public records — county clerk and appraisal-district filings — plus commercial datasets, cross-linked by owner, tract, and well. Coverage is deepest where counties publish the most; see the data coverage page for the current state and county matrix.

How do you decide two records are the same owner?

We reconcile name and address variants and deduplicate interest records into a single owner spine, so spelling and format differences collapse to one owner. It is a resolution model on public records, not a guarantee of legal title — you still verify against the county record before closing.

Can it find fractional heirs?

That is a core use. By mapping co-ownership and family groups around an estate, the platform surfaces the small fractions and heirs that a flat owner list leaves disconnected — often the interests other buyers miss.

Are the values on a record an appraisal of the minerals?

They are appraisal-linked values where the county publishes them, shown for context — not an independent valuation or an offer. To size what a producing interest may be worth, use Production & Value Intelligence.

Is this a title plant or chain-of-title tool?

No. It resolves owners and their interests and links to the records you would verify against, but it does not run a chain of title. It is the owner spine the rest of the platform — maps, scoring, and signals — resolves into.

For buyers · investors · landmen

Stop working five rows for one owner.

Bring two or three counties you work. On a demo we'll resolve their owners into a single spine and open a co-ownership graph to show the fractional heirs hiding behind the look-alikes.

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