Instant Access to Crane County, Texas Property Records

Crane County, Texas, has just one city that is incorporated. It is Crane, which is the county seat. In Crane County, TX, property records contain fundamental information concerning ownership of lands, boundary details, and valuations of properties. Such data ensures fair taxation, legal and financial transactions, and proper decision-making in cases involving property issues.

Current Crane County property records indicate the real estate market, showing that, on average, home value is about $118,000.00 while the median rent stands at $913.00. A household's median income for the county is estimated at $71,818.00 while property taxpayers have a tax rate averaging 1.39% per every appraised value.

The Crane County Clerk keeps property records such as deeds, mortgages, plats, and liens. Property documents often become indexed by property address, owner name, and possibly other identifiers.

People can access property records in person at the County Clerk's office, 201 W 6th St, Suite 110, Crane, Texas, or through the county's online public records portal. Accessing online requires users to register an account. Following registration, one can either request individual records for a price of $1 per page or take the monthly subscription of $350 to view unlimited print-indexed records and images.

In-person copies cost $1 per page, with the document having an additional $5 for certification if a certified copy is requested. For further details, contact the Crane County Clerk's office at 432-558-3581.

For zoning information, the Crane County Clerk's office and the Crane County Appraisal District can provide such information on land-use classification and restrictions that may be applicable. To confirm the information, contact the city or county planning department. A zoning administrator can verify the current zoning designation for any property within its jurisdiction by property address or parcel number.