How to search deeds in Colorado County, TX
Deeds in Colorado County are recorded with the Colorado County Clerk, searchable by grantor and grantee name. The Colorado County Clerk's records are indexed from January 1, 1930. A HeritageDeed report does this for one address in Colorado County: $49, usually within minutes, with the source of every finding.
Search a Colorado County property, $49
Step by step in Colorado County
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Start from the parcel
The Colorado County Appraisal District parcel record often names the current deed's book and page or document number.
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Search the index
Search the Colorado County Clerk grantor-grantee index by name, or by the document number, to find the deed and the earlier ones in the chain.
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Read each deed
Check the parties, the legal description and the recording date, and whether a later deed conveyed the property again.
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Or order the report
A HeritageDeed report runs these searches for one Colorado County address and lists every finding with its source, $49, usually within minutes.
What Colorado County records show
In Texas, real property records are recorded by the County Clerk. A Texas home loan is usually secured by a deed of trust rather than a mortgage, and it is released by a recorded release of lien.
The Colorado County Clerk's records are indexed from January 1, 1930.
A real Colorado County report
We ran this search on the Columbus City Hall (605 Spring St, Columbus, TX 78934): 1 deed, 0 open deeds of trust, 0 recorded liens. See the Colorado County sample report.
What the report checks in Colorado County
- Deeds, deeds of trust, releases and liens recorded with the Colorado County Clerk, tied to the property by its legal description
Questions
How far back do Colorado County land records go?
The Colorado County Clerk's records are indexed from January 1, 1930.
What does a HeritageDeed search in Colorado County not cover?
Where a document cannot be tied to the property by its legal description, it is marked as linked by the owner's name only.
Is this title insurance?
No. It is a search of the public record for one Colorado County property. A lender closing a loan will still require a title insurance commitment from a licensed insurer.
More about Colorado County property records
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