Tyler County, Texas Property Owner Lookup

Who owns property in Tyler County? Enter the street address below to see the owner of record and the tax-roll mailing address as the public roll lists it.

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Owner of record research in Tyler County starts here: one address in, the owner of record, tax-roll mailing address, site address, and assessed or market value (with Pro) out, with the Texas StratMap land parcels (2025) cited on the page.

What's in a Tyler County brief

Every field named above, plus the parcel ID, a map, the file date, and brief and exhibit PDFs. See a sample brief

Source and citation

Every Tyler County brief cites the Texas StratMap land parcels (2025). Texas values property through a county appraisal district (CAD).

Tyler County at a glance

Tyler County is home to about 20,560 people, the 120th most populous of Texas's 254 counties, with 0.1% of the state's residents. Its 924 square miles of land work out to roughly 22 residents per square mile, below the Texas average of 120. Another 11 square miles are water.

Sources: Census Bureau population estimates (July 2024) and the Census 2024 Gazetteer.

Tyler County questions

Who owns property in Tyler County?

Enter the property's address above. You get the owner of record exactly as the Texas StratMap land parcels (2025) lists it.

Who keeps property records in Tyler County?

In Tyler County, the county appraisal district keeps the roll. AssessorBrief cites it through the Texas StratMap land parcels (2025).

What counties are near Tyler County?

The closest Texas counties to Tyler County are Jasper County, Polk County, Hardin County, Angelina County, and Newton County. Each lookup works the same way across the state line, too: Pro covers all states.

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