Waller Property Records

Waller County, Texas, encompasses five cities, with Prairie View being the most populous. Waller County, TX, property records catalog the real estate information. They assist the county administration and management functions.

Waller County property records showcase a dynamic real estate landscape characterized by a median household income of $55,338, a noteworthy average home value of $257,000, and a median rent of $1,127. Regarding property taxes, the county imposes 1.5% of a property's assessed fair market value on average.

Property records in Waller County, TX, fall under the responsibility of the County Clerk. The Clerk’s office typically maintains and preserves all property-related documents such as deeds, mortgages, conveyances, and plats, among others. These official archives are generally indexed by name, recording date range, book/page, document type, and legal description.

In their original and electronic forms, property files are available for public access. Real property documents from 1994 can be viewed at the County Government Records. However, account registration is imperative. At the same time, on-site records retrieval is possible at the Clerk’s office in Waller County Courthouse, Hempstead, TX, during regular business hours.

Copies of Waller County property instruments obtained from the County Clerk’s office incur fees. Copies of legal and letter-sized documents cost $1 per page, while certified documents incur an additional $5 each. Plat copy fees vary depending on the size. An 18” x 24” copy costs $5 per page, while larger ones are $10.

Concerns about the zoning of properties recorded by the County Clerk can be raised to the Road and Bridge Department of the County Engineer’s Office at (979) 826-7670. They are responsible for planning and managing land-use issues and enforcing zoning ordinances.