How to Find Public Land Records in Leon County, Texas
Finding land records that are available to the public in Leon county can be done a few ways. Contacting the Texas attorney general and searching Internet resources will help you find the information. Whether it's real estate records, mortgage and deed documents, title transfers or other types of property searches, they are all available to the public. As long as you follow a few simple steps and certain guidelines, you can have the information at your fingertips in no time.
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Attorney General of Texas
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Contact the Texas Office of the Attorney General to obtain public land records. Send a written request via U.S. mail to the office, and keep a copy for yourself.
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State what records you want and who you are so the office has all the information it needs to help you. Be as clear and concise as possible. Make sure to label the letter "Public Information Request" or "Open Records Request."
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Mail the request to the Office of the Attorney General, P.O. Box 12548, Austin, Texas, 78711-2548. You also can fax the request to 512-494-8017, but make sure it's addressed to Reg Hargrove, the public information coordinator.
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Contact the Leon County Courthouse for more information on land records. Call 903-536-2331 or write to P.O. BOX 898, County Courthouse, Centerville, Texas, 75833-0898.
Free Public Records Search
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To go to the Public Records Free Directory, and click on "Texas" in the second column.
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Choose "Leon" in the drop-down menu titled Choose a Texas County.
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Choose from the option to search properties, property tax information, tax sale properties and forfeited land-sale tracts.
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