Instant Access to McMullen County, Texas Property Records

McMullen County, Texas, does not have any incorporated cities. It has one census-designated place (CDP), Tilden. In McMullen County, TX, property records comprise details concerning land and ownership, valuations and survey information, as well as encumbrances. This availability supports an effective real estate marketplace.

McMullen County property records showcase a housing market defined by a median home value of $97,400.00 and a median rent cost of $1,250.00 measured against the median household incomes of $53,056.00. Regarding median property tax, property owners in McMullen County tend to pay about 1.9% of the property's appraised value.

Property records in McMullen County, TX, are kept by the County Clerk, whose duty includes archiving the real estate documents of the county, such as deeds, mortgages, leases, releases, plats, and liens as a part of its public service. Their duty also includes the preservation of these instruments in several different indices, such as names involved, date of recording, legal description, type, and book/page.

Most of these indexed records can be accessed and copied online through the County Clerk's Real Property Records Search portal. Records from April 28, 1840, to the present are available, with updates added regularly. Search and view watermarked documents for free, while printing or downloading costs $1 per page. Subscription users can access unlimited documents for a flat monthly fee.

If, for any reason, the needed records are unable to be online, one can do an on-site visit to the McMullen County Clerk's office at 501 River Street, Tilden, TX, during office hours to directly access the records. Certified or official copies of records can also be ordered in writing through mail (P.O. Box 235, Tilden, TX 78072), email (Mattie.Sadovsky@mcmullencounty.org), or fax (361-274-3858).

For immediate assistance on the process of accessing property records from McMullen County Clerk, call their office at 361-274-3215.

If the obtained records require zoning verification, consult the McMullen County Appraisal District for relevant and helpful records. Property owners can also use Regrid’s online features to review parcel data and property boundaries. For official zoning classifications or regulations, reach out directly to local authorities or community zoning administrators responsible for the management of that parcel.