Instant Access to Briscoe County, Texas Property Records

Briscoe County, Texas, incorporates the cities of Silverton and Quitaque. In Briscoe County, TX, property records are everything about property ownership, boundaries, and value assessments. Private owners and the government rely on them for taxation and legal clarity regarding land management accountability.

As per the Briscoe County property records today, the present real estate market shows an average home value of $71,050.00 and a median rent of $913.50. In the county, a median income for the household is estimated to be about $41,191.50, while tax rates per property taxpayer average at about 1.12% per every appraised value.

Property records in Briscoe County, TX, are under the management of the County Clerk. The Clerk handles the recording, indexing, and preserving of real estate instruments such as deeds, mortgages, liens, leases, releases, contracts, and plats. The public can access them by various means.

Walk up and make any public records requests at the County Clerk's office at 415 Main St., Silverton, TX 79257. The office is open during official business hours. If traveling or visiting physically is not possible, then requests for copies of recorded documents shall also be made by mail to P. O. Box 555, via fax at 806-823-2076, or through electronic email to coclerk@co.briscoe.tx.us.

Additionally, some records can be accessed online through the TexasFile platform. This system enables users to search for real documents using parameters such as instrument number, grantor/grantee name, recording date, book volume/page, and property description.

In Briscoe County, the cost of a property record varies according to the type of record for which a request is made, whether it requires a certification, and how it will be retrieved. For a complete fee schedule and the accepted payment methods, call the County Clerk directly at 806-823-2131 ext. 2.

If zoning verification is needed, consult the Briscoe County Appraisal District or visit their website for any property tax and zoning records. Additionally, Regrid offers access to parcel data, including geometries and associated records. For precise zoning details, contact local authorities and review property-specific documents directly with them.