Search NACOGDOCHES Texas TX. property records for lien, mortgage, owner, UCC and judgment records.

Title Searching in Nacogdoches County, Texas

To conduct a title search for property records in Nacogdoches, Texas, you’ll need to access several different resources. Here’s a comprehensive guide: BEGIN PROPERTY RECORDS SEARCH HERE:

Nacogdoches County Clerk’s Office

The County Clerk maintains most of the official property records:

• Location: 101 W. Main St., Nacogdoches, TX 75961
• Phone: (936) 560-7786
• Website: Nacogdoches County Clerk

They maintain records for:

• Deeds
• Mortgages/Deeds of Trust
• Liens (tax, mechanic’s, etc.)
• Judgments
• UCC filings

Online Access Options

1. Official County Records Search:
   • The county offers online access to some records through their website
   • You may need to register for an account to access certain documents
2. Texas Land Records:
   • https://texaslandrecords.com/
   • This portal allows access to many Texas counties’ records, including Nacogdoches

Searching for Specific Records

Property Ownership

1. Start with the current owner’s name
2. Search by legal description or property address
3. Review deed records to trace the chain of title

Mortgages

1. Search by property owner’s name
2. Look for “Deed of Trust” documents (Texas uses deeds of trust rather than mortgages)
3. Check for releases or satisfactions of previous mortgages

Liens

1. Search by property owner’s name
2. Check for:
   • Tax liens (county, state, federal)
   • Mechanic’s liens
   • HOA liens
   • Other statutory liens

UCC Filings

1. UCCs are filed with the County Clerk for fixtures attached to real property
2. For personal property, check the Texas Secretary of State’s office

Judgments

1. Search by debtor’s name in county records
2. Check District and County Court records for pending litigation
3. Judgments must be abstracted and filed in county records to attach to real property

In-Person Search Tips

1. Visit during normal business hours (typically 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM, Monday-Friday)
2. Bring identification and be prepared to pay for copies
3. Some older records may be in physical books, not digitized
4. Staff can often provide guidance on using their systems

Alternative Search Options

If you need professional assistance, consider:

• Title companies in Nacogdoches
• Real estate attorneys
• Professional title searchers/abstractors