Garza Property Records

Garza County, Texas, contains only one incorporated municipality, the county seat, Post. Property records in Garza County, TX, detail all county real estate information like property identification numbers, current owners, sale histories, and tax and assessment data. They create accessible archives for establishing clear titles and equitable taxation tied directly to each property.

Recent Garza County property records show a median home value of $124,650, a median rent of $1,054, and a median household income of $87,149. The records also indicate that Garza County collects 1.42% of a property's value as property tax.

In Garza County, TX, property records are managed by the County Clerk's office, which oversees various real estate documents such as deeds, plats, leases, liens, and mortgages. Each document undergoes meticulous indexing based on criteria such as document type, recording date, book and page reference, legal description, and party name for public research and retrieval.

Currently, there are no online services offered on the County Clerk's official web page for digital access to property records in Garza County. To access or obtain copies of documents, visit the County Clerk's office at Courthouse 1st Floor, 300 West Main Street, Post, TX, during regular office hours. Alternatively, records can be requested through mail-in requests submitted to P.O. Box 366, Post, TX 79356.

Individuals must provide specific details when requesting copies, including grantee/grantor names, recording dates, book, and page numbers. If requesting copies by mail, include personal contact information, associated fees, and a self-addressed stamped envelope for the return of documents.

Standard copies of most recorded property documents in Garza County cost $1 per page, with an additional $5 fee per document for certified copies. For more information on requirements and accepted payment methods, call 806-495-4430 or email terri.laurence@co.garza.tx.us.

Regarding zoning matters, Garza County does not have countywide zoning regulations. If zoning verification is needed, contact the relevant offices in the locality where the property resides. For properties within Post City, contact the city's Code Enforcement Department. They administer the city zoning ordinances and can provide any associated land use restrictions for a city property.