Titus Property Records

Titus County, Texas, encompasses four cities, with Mount Pleasant being the largest. In Titus County, TX, property records detail legal ownership and descriptions of land parcels, serving as a public archive of who owns what land. This supports resident land rights and provides transparency around things like zoning rules per neighborhood.

Derived from the Titus County property records, it is evident that the county exhibits a median home value of $99,366 and a corresponding median rent cost of $662. These figures are in direct comparison to the median household income of $67,663. In terms of median property taxes, the county collects 1.47% of a property's fair market value.

Property records in Titus County, TX, are among the public documents the  County Clerk handles. The Clerk preserves real estate-related transaction instruments, including deeds, liens, leases, mortgages, and plat maps. For future retrieval, this office categorizes them by party names, recording dates, legal descriptions, book/page/volume information, and document types.

The County Clerk stores the physical and electronic documents in various databases. The digital record copies are uploaded to the  CountyGovernmentRecords website, which allows registered users to access property records on a pay-per-use basis or by availing of a subscription plan. The  County Records on Microfilm website also provides access to some digitized Titus County documents.

To further widen the options, anyone can personally drop by the Clerk's office in Mt. Pleasant, TX, to research documents dated 1846 onwards. Additionally, one can refer to the  Texas State Library and Archives Commission for the list of deed indices available.

Instrument copies can also be requested by phone at (903) 577-6796 or fax at (903) 572-5078. It is essential to mention the document identifiers, include payments, and specify the preferred delivery method to facilitate the processing of the request.

In Titus County, copies of most property documents are $1 per page. If certification is required, there is an added $5 fee per document.

When property records need zoning verification, the most effective approach to confirm zoning information is to get in touch with the appropriate local planning or zoning offices that oversee the specific property in question.