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Welcome to Data Land Consulting, LLC.

Established in 2007, our Mission is “to help our client’s competitiveness by providing valuable and accurate information.”

With a network of multi-disciplinary experts in land, web-based software and marketing our vision is simply “to become a trusted integrator for the companies in the energy industry.”

Leasehold Negotiation and Acquisition

From a tract to a whole play

Strategic Asset Protection

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FROM DUE DILIGENCE TO ACQUISITION OF ADJACENT PRODUCING AND NON PRODUCING PROPERTIES

Mineral, Royalty and Leasehold Title Research

FROM RESEARCH, ACQUISITION, MANAGEMENT TO PACKAGING FOR SALE

We help our clients providing a full array of services.

Easements

Partnering with your people to Maximize results

WE WORK WITH ENGINEERS TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR MAXIMIZATION

INFORMATION SYSTEMS INTEGRATION

WE HELP YOU TO STREAMLINE YOUR SOFTWARE SYSTEMS

B2B Web Design

WE OPTIMIZE YOUR WEB PRESENCE

BRANDING & SEO

WE HELP YOUR BRAND TO THRIVE

Our goal

Is to help our clients create a valuable foundation for their Oil & Gas Assets

From land management to marketing.

All these solutions are focused on creating a whole personality and value for shareholders and prospect buyers.

With more than 14 years
of aggregated experience we have delivered continuous development of solutions and results.

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Contact us

DALLAS
10440 N. Central Expy,
Suite 401
Dallas, TX 75231

AMARILLO
P.O. Box 2472
Amarillo, TX 79105

FAQ

What is a Landman?

A “Petroleum Landman” is the person that helps in the negotiations between a land or mineral owner and the oil and gas companies.

Who regulates Landmen?

A Professional Landman follows the Code of Ethics and Standards as established by the AAPL. Each State chooses to regulate Landmen or not.

What does a Geologist do?

A Petroleum Geologist is involved in locating oil and gas traps in the subsurface. By using public and proprietary information, such as electric logs and sample cuttings, they evaluate potential reserves and economic viability of drilling and producing hydrocarbons.