Marion County Property Records

Marion County, Texas, incorporates Pine Harbor and Jefferson City. In Marion County, TX, property records meticulously document every land parcel throughout the county. These public files provide authoritative documentation on all regional properties, highlighting dimensions, ownership interests, and value assessments.

Marion County property records highlight key statistics including an average home value of $106,000, a median rental rate of $859, and a median household salary of $48,848. The records also show that homeowners in the county contribute a median property tax rate of 0.83% based on assessed property values.

As the primary repository of property records in Marion County, TX, the County Clerk maintains real estate documents such as easements, deeds, releases, conveyances, liens, leases, mortgages, plats, and more. These records are accessible online through the Texas Land Records platform.

Within the online system, individuals can access land indexes and images dating from December 27, 1954, to the present. They can search for documents using various criteria, including grantor/grantee name, volume and page numbers, instrument number, and recorded date. While the online search service is free, printing a document requires payment via credit card.

In addition to online access, individuals can visit the office at 102 W Austin, Room 206, Jefferson, TX 75657, to review and acquire recorded instruments. Alternatively, they can request access via email at kim.wise@co.marion.tx.us or by fax at 903-665-7936.

Regarding fees, the Marion County Clerk charges $1 per page for printed document copies. Additionally, certified copies incur an extra fee of $5 per document. For further assistance and additional details, contact the office at 903-665-3971.

To verify a property's zoning classification in Marion County, individuals should engage with the appropriate local zoning or planning authorities. For instance, if the parcels are within Jefferson City, property owners must contact their Planning and Zoning Commission for valuable information regarding zoning regulations and land use designations within the city limits.