Search Real County, TX Property Records

Real County, Texas, contains the cities of Camp Wood, Leakey, and Uvalde Estates. In Real County, TX, property records document ownership histories and parcel boundaries, supporting real estate transactions between buyers and sellers. These records also contribute to generating tax revenue, which funds public services and infrastructure through the documented ownership of land and buildings.

Recent Real County property records offer a detailed snapshot of the local real estate market, demonstrating an average home value of $173,500.00 and a median rent of $822.00. These metrics align with the county's median household income of $48,670.50.

In addition, the county imposes a property tax on homeowners, which averagely amounts to 0.82%.

The County Clerk is the official custodian of property records in Real County, TX. It governs various real estate documents, such as deeds, liens, and mortgages.

Individuals can access the official records online through TexasFile. This platform lets the public streamline their searches by leveraging search filters like book volume/page, grantor/grantee name, property description, and reference number.

In addition to remote retrieval, interested parties can visit the office at 146 S. US Hwy 83, Leakey, TX 78873, to conduct firsthand searches. They can also submit requests for specific documents via fax to (830) 232-6888 or mail to P.O. Box 750, provided such requests include sufficient document information and processing fees.

The fees for obtaining copies of Real County property records vary based on the type of document requested, retrieval method, and certification. As the official website does not disclose copy fees, interested individuals can dial the County Clerk at (830) 232-5202 for the latest fee information.

If the records in Real County require zoning verification, consult the zoning authorities of the respective city where the property of interest is located. As the enforcers of zoning regulations within their limits, these officials can provide resources helpful in handling zoning queries like rezoning, permissible uses, and variances.