Access PARKER TX. Property records and deeds – Lien and Title search

Comprehensive Guide to Parker County, Texas Property Records

Address: 1112 Santa Fe Drive, Weatherford, TX 76086
Phone: (817) 594-7461
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM (typically)
Services offered:
- Deed recordings
- Lien filings and releases
- Marriage licenses
- Assumed name registrations (DBA)
- Military discharge recordings
- Birth and death certificates
Records available: Deeds, mortgages, liens, easements, and other official documents dating back to county formation
Fees: Vary by service (recording fees typically $26 for first page, $4 each additional page)

Address: 1108 Santa Fe Drive, Weatherford, TX 76086
Phone: (817) 596-0077
Website features:
- Property search by owner name, address, or property ID
- Tax valuation history
- Property characteristics
- Maps and GIS information
- Improvement details and land information

URL: https://countyfusion2.kofiletech.us/countyweb/login.do?countyname=ParkerTX
Search options:
- Name search (grantor/grantee)
- Document type (deed, lien, mortgage, etc.)
- Date range
- Document number
- Legal description
Document types available:
- Warranty Deeds
- Quitclaim Deeds
- Special Warranty Deeds
- Deed of Trust
- Mechanics Liens
- Tax Liens
- Judgments
- Releases
- Abstracts of Judgment
- UCC Filings
Access levels:
- Public search: Free basic access
- Subscriber access: Enhanced features for regular users ($25-50/month typical)
Document retrieval:
- View image: $1.00 per page (typical)
- Print/download: Additional fees may apply
- Certified copies: Available for additional fee

Title examiners: Professionals who conduct thorough title searches (fees range from $150-500 depending on complexity)
Abstract companies: Provide complete history of property ownership and encumbrances

Preliminary Search
- Identify the legal description of the property
- Review current deed to identify current owner
- Note any easements or restrictions on the property
Chain of Title Research
- Trace ownership back 30-50 years (standard practice)
- Document each transfer of ownership
- Note any breaks in chain of title
Lien and Encumbrance Search
- Search for active liens (tax, mechanic’s, judgment)
- Review for easements and restrictions
- Check for pending legal actions
Tax Assessment Verification
- Confirm current tax status
- Identify any delinquent taxes
- Verify proper tax district assignment

Know what you’re looking for: Determine specific documents needed before starting
Gather identifying information: Legal description, property address, current owner name
Check multiple sources: Cross-reference information between county clerk, tax records, and appraisal district
Consider time period: More recent records (post-2000) are typically digitized, while older records may require in-person research
Plan for fees: Budget for search and copy fees, which can add up for comprehensive searches

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