Hartley Property Records

Hartley County, Texas, covers the cities of Hartley, Channing, and Dalhart. In Hartley County, TX, property records offer a comprehensive account of land evolution in the region. These records equip residents, investors, and policymakers with insights into property rights, land use, and historical context.

Hartley County property records portray a housing market characterized by its median home value of $137,950, a median rent cost of $1,200, and median household earnings of $53,370. As for property taxes, county residents typically pay about 0.98% of the assessed property value.

Property records in Hartley County, TX, are overseen by the  County Clerk. The office, specifically its Recording Division, records and preserves real estate documents from the 1800s to the present, including plats, liens, deeds, leases, and mortgages.

The office indexes the records by grantor/grantee, document type, recording date, and other legal considerations before archiving them in physical and digital libraries to ensure historical continuity.

According to the Government Code of Texas, the public has the right to access most records held by the Hartley County Clerk. In line with this mandate, the Clerk's office at 900 Main St., Channing, TX 79018, welcomes those who wish to conduct document research and retrieval during office hours.

In acquiring copies, the public must pay $1 per page for regular documents. Plat copies made by a plat scanner cost $15 each, while those made on a copier cost $1 each. If one needs certified copies, the fee is $5 plus the standard copy cost per page.

In addition to on-site access, the Clerk offers remote document browsing through the  iDocket platform. While this service requires an account subscription, which may be a downside for some, it, nonetheless, provides convenience. For more information, call the Hartley County Clerk at (806) 235-3582.

For zoning information verification in Hartley County, it is best to consult the local planning and zoning offices. They maintain verified zoning records and provide firsthand information, such as zoning designation and any associated restrictions for properties under their purview.