Bosque Property Records

Bosque County, Texas, encompasses seven cities, with Meridian as the county seat. In Bosque County, TX, property records provide essential details like real estate ownership, plat maps, and tax information. These data help foster transparency and accountability in real estate transactions.

Bosque County property records highlight a vibrant real estate market, featuring an average home value of $163,637 and a median rent of $885 against the county's median household income of $62,863. Regarding median property taxes, Bosque County imposes an average rate of 0.98% based on assessed property value.

In Bosque County, TX, the County Clerk serves as the guardian of property records, overseeing the recording and preservation of crucial documents like mortgages, deeds, liens, leases, plats, and land contracts. These records are organized in a sequential index, utilizing criteria such as name, book and page number, document type, and date range to facilitate more efficient property instrument searches.

Interested individuals can access property records in various options. In-person researchers can visit the Bosque County Clerk's office at 110 S. Main, Rm. 110, Meridian, TX 76665. If an in-person visit is impossible, copies of relevant records can be requested by submitting a mail-in request (P.O. Box 617), along with the required documentation and fees.

For online access, researchers can utilize the Kofilelink portal, with recorded document images spanning from 1847 to 1892. Another online resource for remote access to these property archives is the iDocMarket website, which has records from January 19, 1984, to the present.

Acquiring copies of property records in Bosque County involves fees determined by the document type, copy quantity, and required services. For complete fee information and other inquiries, contact the County Clerk's Office at 254-435-2201 or via email at county_clerk@bosquecounty.us.

To verify zoning details in Bosque County, contact the planning or zoning offices in the municipality where the subject property resides. Upon request, these authorities can provide current zoning classifications and requirements for specific properties and buildings within their jurisdictions.