Red River County, Texas Property Records

Red River County, Texas, encompasses five cities, with Clarksville boasting the largest land area. Property records in Red River County, TX, formally assign possession and economic aspects to developed and empty land plots. Mandatory documentation aids in buying, selling, inheriting, taxing, and zoning county properties legally and smoothly.

Based on the data gathered from Red River County property records, the county has a median home value of $123,950 and a median rent cost of $722 against the median household earning of $57,429. The records also show that Red River County collects 1.14% of a property's value as property tax.

In Red River County, TX, property records are maintained by the County Clerk's office. This office records and preserves various public realty documents, including deeds, liens, mortgages, plats, and leases submitted by county citizens. These instruments undergo indexing and scanning to ensure their secure historical preservation upon registration.

To facilitate public access, the County Clerk provides online and on-site options for individuals to retrieve property records. For those with a reliable internet connection, property records from January 1, 1968, can be accessed through the Red River County Online Services system.

This online platform enables search criteria such as party name, recording date, reception number, book/page, and legal description. While searching for documents is free, fees apply for viewing and printing. Images for documents recorded from September 28, 2020, can be purchased online using a credit card, with a rate of $1 per page.

If the desired records are unavailable online or certified copies are required, the County Clerk's office welcomes document researchers during business hours at the Red River County Annex Bldg., 200 N. Walnut Street, Clarksville, TX 75426.

Fees for obtaining property records directly from the office vary depending on the document type and whether certification is needed. For detailed information regarding fees and other inquiries related to property records, contact the Red River County Clerk at 903-427-2401.

For zoning verification in Red River County, contact the planning department in the city where the property is located. By providing the address, they can check local land use records, zoning maps, and ordinances to confirm the specific zoning classification and any relevant building codes or permit requirements affecting that property.