Hutchinson County, Texas Property Records

Hutchinson County, Texas, incorporates the cities of Borger, Stinnett, and Sanford. Property records in Hutchinson County, TX, list the dimensions, owners, liens, appraised values, and tax amounts of properties needed to tally assets and properly facilitate land and building sales.

With a median household income of $51,124, Hutchinson County property records depict a median home value of $86,250 and a median rent of $760. Regarding property taxation, the county reported a median property tax rate of 1.13%.

In Hutchinson County, TX, property records are maintained by the County Clerk's office. This office preserves numerous property instruments, including but not limited to deeds, mortgages, liens, leases, releases, and plats.

Individuals can access these records remotely through the County Clerk's Real Property Records Search portal. This online system allows users to search and print real property indexes and images from September 8, 1972, to the present for a fee.

Note that the documents obtained through the portal are unofficial copies. Still, they can be used effectively for verification, personal or professional record-keeping, backup documentation, or any other relevant purposes.

For official records, individuals can visit the County Clerk's office at 515 S. Main Street, Suite 211, Stinnett, TX 79083-1186. Alternatively, they can submit a written request to P.O. Box 1186, along with the necessary documentation and payment.

Property records in Hutchinson County, whether accessed online or in person, are indexed using party names, book/page numbers, legal descriptions, recording dates, and instrument types. When obtaining copies of recorded documents, the fees vary depending on the record type and requested services. For a complete fee schedule and further information, contact the County Clerk's office at 806-878-4002.

For zoning verification in Hutchinson County, contact the planning and zoning department of the specific city where the property lies. These city officials uphold zoning ordinances, maps, and records to regulate land use and thus can confirm the assigned zoning of parcels within their jurisdictions.