Live Oak Property Records

Live Oak County, Texas, incorporates the cities of George West and Three Rivers. Property records in Live Oak County, TX, track conveyances of real property through time to verify the chain of title when land changes hands. These are crucial for determining rightful ownership, land use, and tax obligations.

Live Oak County property records reveal key data such as the median home value standing at $134,066, alongside a median rent of $934. Furthermore, the county features a median household income of $55,340 and consistently garners 0.86% as its median property tax.

In Live Oak County, TX, property records are exclusively overseen by the County Clerk. This governing authority functions as the custodian of crucial real estate documents, encompassing deeds, liens, plats, and mortgages.

Individuals can utilize the Real Property Records Search to access property records from 2004 to the present. This platform permits efficient searches using filters like grantor/grantee name, recording date, document type, and book/page details. Also, it allows the printing of documents remotely using credit cards or PayPal as the payment method.

For records predating 2004, in-person visits to the County Clerk's office at 301 Houston St. RM 105, George West, TX 78022, are necessary.

If one cannot visit the office or in a distant location, a request for information can be mailed to P.O. Box 280 or emailed to requests@co.live-oak.tx.us, provided such requests include adequate document information and fees for processing.

In Live Oak County, obtaining uncertified copies of property records comes with a charge of $1 per page. On the other hand, certified copies carry a $5 certification fee on top of the per-page copy rate. Conveniently, payments for these services can be made over the phone. For more details and assistance, reach out to the County Clerk at 361-449-2733, ext. 3.

For zoning verification in Live Oak County, consult the planning and zoning authorities of the specific cities where the property of interest is situated. These municipal offices oversee land use regulations within their jurisdiction and can aid in identifying the zoning district, permitted uses, and development regulations applicable to a particular piece of land.