Wilson County, Texas, encompasses four cities, with Floresville being the largest. Property records in Wilson County, TX, detail ownership, property boundaries, valuations, tax information, and land use for all private and public parcels. This data provides legal documentation of property details significant for transfers of ownership.

With a median household income of $79,099, Wilson County property records depict a median home value of $210,466 and a median rent of $1,078. Regarding property taxation, the county reported a median property tax rate of 1.49%.

In Wilson County, TX, property records are maintained by the County Clerk's Office. The real property records in this office include deeds, deeds of trust, releases, assignments, lis pendens, bills of sale, and more. These records are efficiently indexed by party name/s, document types, and recording dates, among others, for easier search and retrieval.

To access these official documents, interested individuals can use the county's online Official Records Search, which offers quick and advanced search options for a per-page or subscription fee. One may also email the County Clerk at gmartinez@wilsoncountytx.gov or visit the Clerk's office at 1420 3rd St, Suite 110, Floresville, TX 78114, to search for property records in person.

Copy fees for obtaining Wilson County property records start at $1 per page. Meanwhile, the County Clerk's Office charges a minimum of $5 for certified copies. There may also be additional charges for the other services, such as sending documents through fax or mail. For further information, contact the office at 830-393-7308.

Individuals seeking zoning information in Wilson County can consult with the Permitting and Development Office. They can help coordinate with the city's respective zoning administrator or planning and zoning commission for specific and up-to-date maps, regulations, ordinances, restrictions, or covenants.