Montgomery County, Texas, consists of 15 cities, with Conroe being the largest and the county seat. Property records in Montgomery County, TX, typically contain information like property ownership, legal description, purchase price, taxes, and liens. They help establish legal rights and can be used for property sales, tax assessment, and public planning.

Montgomery County property records reveal a median home value of $283,185, a median rent of $1,389, and a median household earning of $95,963. The data also shows that the county imposes a median property tax rate of 1.53% to its residents.

The Montgomery County Clerk's office, located in the County Courthouse in Conroe, maintains all property records for the county. These records include deeds, mortgages, land patent records, liens, plat maps, and other documents related to property ownership and transactions dating back to 1836.

The Clerk's office indexes these records alphabetically by property owner name, geographically by property location, and by document type. Individuals can access these public records in person at the office or online after creating an account at the Montgomery County Clerk Online Services.

In Montgomery County, TX, property records are $1 per page, with an additional $5 fee for certified copies. Blue line property map copies cost $5 each. For faxed copies, the cost is $2 per page, while a CD containing document indexes costs $10.

Zoning information for properties in unincorporated areas of the county can be verified through the Montgomery County Permit Department. For incorporated areas within Montgomery County, zoning information is maintained by the respective city planning department or zoning office. Property owners should contact their city hall to obtain zoning details for land within city limits.