Ranch Marketers
Ranch & Land Insights
Buying or selling ranch land starts with understanding what the property includes and how it can be used. These insights focus on West Texas and Southeast New Mexico, with practical questions about legal access, fence boundaries and easements. John Hayter draws on his ranch background to explain what to check in the records and on the ground, and when a surveyor, title professional or qualified local attorney should review the details.
Surface Use and Damage Agreements on Permian Basin Ranches
Surface damage agreements Permian Basin ranch owners should understand: Texas and New Mexico rules, roads, reclamation, and questions before a sale.
Pipeline Easements on West Texas Ranches: What to Check Before Signing
Review pipeline easements West Texas ranch owners face, from corridor limits and restoration to Texas landowner rights and New Mexico right-of-way rules.
Buying Ranch Land in West Texas and Southeast New Mexico: What to Check About Water
Check ranch water rights West Texas and Southeast New Mexico: well records, permits, ownership, water quality and questions to resolve before closing.
Fence Line vs Property Line in West Texas and Southeast New Mexico
Understand fence line vs property line in West Texas and Southeast New Mexico. Review surveys, adverse possession and boundary questions before closing.
Legal Access to Land in West Texas and Southeast New Mexico
Check legal access to land in West Texas and Southeast New Mexico. Review roads, easements, title records and federal crossings before buying or selling.
Ranch Easements in West Texas and Southeast New Mexico
Review types of easements on land in West Texas and Southeast New Mexico, including access, utilities and pipelines, before buying or selling a ranch.