Hunt County, Texas, encompasses 12 cities, with Greenville as the most populous. In Hunt County, TX, property records provide a detailed account of a property’s lineage and utilization, promote transparency, and aid in informed property transactions.

The latest data on Hunt County property records reflects a median household income of $69,149, an average home value of $177,255, and a median rent of $1,077. Regarding property taxes, the county imposes 1.28% of a property's assessed fair market value on average.

The management of property records in Hunt County, TX, falls under the purview of the County Clerk. Their duties include keeping real estate instruments, such as deeds, deeds of trust/mortgages, liens, leases, conveyances, releases, plats, maps, and surveys.

The filing process of these archives in the county involves categorizing documents based on grantor/grantee names, recording date ranges, instrument numbers, book/page, and document types. These records can be reviewed at the office in Lee St. Greenville during regular business hours.

These property records are also available online through the Property Record Search portal. This online database comprises documents indexed and verified from December 31, 1969, to present.

For obtaining property records, the County Clerk charges fees depending on the document type. A page of certified plat copies costs $10, while uncertified ones cost $5 for the first page and $2 for the extra page. Certified copies of other documents cost $6 per page, while plain ones cost $1 per page. Note that the Clerk does not accept personal checks as payment.

To know more about property zoning in Hunt County, TX, individuals can contact the Community Development Department for Greenville City and the County Development office for the rest of the county. These offices enforce the zoning ordinance, update zoning maps, and address other land use issues in the county.