Uvalde County, Texas, has two cities: Uvalde and Sabinal. In Uvalde County, TX, property records are indispensable, which provide a clear picture of property ownership, crucial for legal and financial dealings.

Recent Uvalde County property records show a median home value of $202,660 and a median rent cost of $805 against the median household earning of $64,942. The records also reveal that the county levies a median property tax of 0.95% of a property's assessed fair market value.

Property records in Uvalde County, TX, fall under the purview of the County Clerk. Their records include deeds, mortgages, liens, leases, plats, and other real estate-related transaction documents, which undergo thorough recording and indexing to maintain integrity for future retrieval.

Once recorded, all property instruments are systematically organized by party name, legal description, recording date, and instrument type. They are then stored in different vaults for public access.

Regarding records accessibility, the County Clerk's office at 20 Courthouse Square, Uvalde, TX 78801, caters to individuals seeking to peruse the archived property records in person during office hours. If online browsing is deemed convenient, the Online Records Search platform can be utilized.

To widen the accessibility options, the Clerk's office is open to receiving requests for public records. These requests can be sent via phone at (830) 278-6614 or via email at donna.williams@uvaldecounty.com. Submissions should include sufficient document information and proof of advance payments.

The cost for copies of property records varies. Certified plat copies are priced at $15 for the first page and $2 for each subsequent page. If uncertified plat copies are required, the first page costs $10 and $2 for each additional page. For other property document types, standard copies are priced at $1 per page, while certified copies cost $5 per document on top of the copy fee.

If property records contain zoning information that requires verification, it is advisable to contact the appropriate local planning or zoning office. These offices maintain and update zoning maps and regulations in their respective areas.