THE COMPLETE GUIDE
TO BUYING AND SELLING
A HOME IN THE
DFW METROPLEX
Everything you will need to
know from Contract to Closing.
Understanding Title Insurance
WHAT EXACTLY IS TITLE INSURANCE?
Title insurance protects you and your lender if someone challenges your property
title because of title defects unknown at the time you bought the policy,
Possible defects include:
•Errors or omissions in deeds • Mistakes made in examining records
•Forgery • Undisclosed heirs • Liens for unpaid taxes • Liens by contractors
WHAT EXACTLY IS TITLE INSURANCE?
Before issuing a title policy, title companies check for defects in your title by examining public records, including
deeds, mortgages, wills, divorce decrees, court judgments, tax records, liens encumbrances and maps. The title
search determines who owns the property, what outstanding debts are against it and the condition of the title.
If someone claims an interest rn your property, the title company will pay for any actual loss (up to the amount of
coverage) and defend your title in court when:
1. A deed or other document in your chain of title is invalid:
2. A lien against your title exists because a previous owner failed to pay either a mortgage or deed of trust,
judgment, a charge by a homeowner’s association.
3. A lien exists for labor materials furnished by a contractor without your consent:.
4. Leases, contracts or options on your and weren’t recorded in the public records or disclosed to you;
5. A notary public error or someone failed to properly sign a document in your chain of title, or m county clerk’s
office, or failed to deliver the deed according to the statutory requirements;
6. The title policy failed to disclose legal restrictions on how you can use your property;
7. An easement exists that isn’t in public records and that you don’t know about;
8. Other liens or encumbrances on your title exist but aren’t listed in the policy exceptions.
Most lenders require borrowers to buy new loan title policies when refinancing. When the new loan pays off the existing
loan, the old title policy is no longer in effect A title company issues new policies in connection with new loans. Title companies
must discount the premium if refinancing occurs within seven years of the original loan date. Your owner title policy remains in
full force and effect after a refinance.
WHO DOES TITLE INSURANCE PROTECT?
Most lending institutions won’t loan money for a house or other property unless you provide a loan title policy. This policy protects
the lender’s investment by paying the mortgage if a title defect voids the owner's/buyer’s title. Investors who buy the new loan
often require a loan title policy. When you buy a house, title companies also issue an owner policy, unless you reject it in writing.
You don’t have to buy an owner’s policy. The owner’s policy protect your title against the risk set out in policy.
Title Commitment
This is where you will find the who, what, where and how much information.
The most important information here will be the name of the person who
holds the existing title, the legal description of the land and the name of the
proposed insured (buyer), the sales price and the name of the lender.
All parties and the title company should make sure all of the information
is accurate when it is compared to the sales contract.
This is the section of the title commitment that addresses where
other parties have any interest or control of the use of the property.
Examples of this are utility easements and building setbacks. A utility
easement is a common item to find here. This would be a part of the land
that a utility company has the right to use. A setback prevents the owner
from building a certain distance from a property line. Schedule B is also the
section in which exceptions will be noted. Exceptions in this case are
anything that will not be covered by title insurance.
This is the section in which any issues must be resolved before the buyer
can close on the property. Common issues here are an existing mortgage
that needs to be paid off, a marital status issue or unpaid taxes and liens
on the property.
This final section outlines all parties who will collect any part of the
insurance premium including underwriters, title agents and attorneys.
It will also show the amounts being paid for the owner’s tine insurance policy,
the mortgagee policy amount and any endorsements.
HOME PURCHASING
FLOWCHART
BUYER CONSULT WITH REAL ESTATE AGENT OBTAIN LOAN PREAPPROVAL
WITH LENDER
Sign Buyer Representation Agreement
OFFER PRESENTED SELECT THE HOME TO BUY VIEW PROPERTIES
TO SELLE Write the offer
NEGOTIATION OF TERMS FINAL EXECUTED SALES CONTRACT
SCHEDULE INSPECTIONS OPEN TITLE WITH SUBMIT FORMAL LOAN
Receive disclosures Deposit earnest money APPLICATION
REVIEW DISCLOSURES TITLE SEARCH LOAN PROCESSING ARTS
Reviews Inceptions Commitment to Issue title insurance Property appraisal / underwriting
REMOVE INSPECTION & OTHER CONTINGENCIES LOAN COMMITMENT
Increase earnest money deposit, if application Remove financial contingencies
ARRANGE FOR HOMEOWNERS INSURANCE CLOSE
Arrange for movers
TRANSMIT BALANCE OF DOWN PAYMENT TO ALAMO TITLE LOAN FUNDED
Sign closing and loan papers Record documents
WELCOME HOME! GET THE KEYS
This product is being provided as a general service to the community at large without the condition of the referral of title insurance
business Alamo Title makes no express or 'Implied warranty with respect to the information contained herein and accepts
no liability for the consequences of any actions taken on the bases of said information
BUYER’S CHECKLIST
Provide a fully executed contract of sale to the title company with the earnest money check.
Provide a copy of the contract of sale, receipted by the title company, to the mortgage company making your loan.
Call your loan officer and arrange to make formal loan applications. If doing inspections of the home,
schedule the appointment with the Inspector and seller as soon as possible. A termite inspection may
be required by the lender. Any bills to be paid at closing must be provided to the title company prior to closing.
Contact an insurance company to obtain homeowner’s insurance. Supply Information to the title company
at least one week prior to closing.
Bring with you a valid driver’s license, passpon, or other government-issued picture identification.
Send a wire transfer for payment of funds at the time of closing. The title company must have your mortgage
closing figure prior to receiving these instructions. The complete closing package from the lender must be
in the hands of the title company 24 hours prior to closing in order to meet the closing date deadline on
the contract.
Bring any document requirements that your lender has requested you to produce at the closing table.
If you want to review your loan documents prior to the closing, please request that your mortgage company
provide the documents to the title company at least one day prior to closing so copies can be provided for
your review.
If you will not be present at closing to sign documents and intend to use a Power of Attorney, the following must occur:
a) The title company must approve the POA prior to closing.
b) The original POA must be delivered to the title company before closing for recording with the County Clerk’s Office.
c) We must make contact with you via telephone on the day of the closing to be certain you are alive and well and have
not revoked the POA.
The original recorded Warranty Deed that transferred title of the property to you will be sent to you by the County Clerk’s Office
approximately one month after closing. Store this document for safe keeping for future reference. When the deed is recorded
with the County Clerk’s Office, your title becomes public record.
The Owner’s lide Policy of the Tltfe Insurance will be mailed to you approximately one month after closing. This document
should also be stored for safe keeping.
If you have not received the coupon book or other instructions about making your monthly mortgage payment
call your lender to assist you.
Make certain to file your homestead with the county appraisal district. You may file for property exemptions any time
between January 1st and April 30th.
If your property taxes are being escrowed by your mortgage company, forward any original tax notices you may
receive in the mail to your lender so that the taxes are paid in a timely matter.
It is the taxpayer’s responsibility to be certain that the property is rendered in the taxpayer’s name for the upcoming tax year.
Contact the county appraisal district for assistance in making certain this is done.
Alamo Title and the operating division thereof, make no express or implied warranty respecting the information presented and assume no responsibility for errors or omissions.
SELLER’S CHECKLIST
Provide the title company with current loan company information so that the payoff statement can be ordered from your lender.
If your property is subject to dues by homeowners association, provide the name and phone number of the association.
Provide documentation of any changes in marital status (divorce, marriage, death) during current ownership.
If you will not be present to sign documents at closing and are planning to use Power of Attorney for signature of legal documents,
have it approved by the title company prior to closing. The title company must make contact with you on the day of closing to make
sure you’re alive and well and you have not revoked the POA. Also the title company releases the original for recording.
Bring these with you:
Valid drivers' license, passport or other government-issued picture identification
Social Security Number
House keys, garage door openers, warranties or operation manuals for appliances (heating, AC, stoves, etc) to transfer to the buyer.
The lenders and title insurers require single owners who have been married during the course of ownership of the property to have the
Cancel your homeowners insurance with your insurance agent if your are moving from the property after closing and funding.
If you are remaining at the property after closing, you should notify your agent of this change.
Your lender will refund all monies left in your escrow account approximately 12 to 30 business days after he receives the payoff funds.
The lender will mail a package containing your original Promissory Note marked "PAID" and other loan file documents Retain these
documents for future reference. They may also include a Release of Lien document. This document must be recorded with the County
Clerk’s Office to remove the lien of record.
Your closing statement serves as a Substitute From 1099 for Tax purposes.
This product is being provided as a general service to the community at large without the condition of the referral of title insurance
business Alamo Title makes no express or 'Implied warranty with respect to the information contained herein and accepts
no liability for the consequences of any actions taken on the bases of said information
PRICING TO SELL
Once you’re ready to put your home on the market, it’s important to price it to sell quickly
and close to your initial list price. Many factors contribute to the value of your home
Understanding them and enlisting the help of a real estate agent can help you price
your home to sell.
CURRENT MARKET VALUE COMMON TERMS
The best way to assess the current
market value of your home is to ask days a property has been listed on
the market. A higher DOM can signal
a real estate agent to conduct a an unrealistic sales price.
The CMA is usually free and helps Inventory- The number of homes for sale
determine the fair market value of
your home based on evaluation of A small inventory indicates a high demand
recently sold homes in your therefore, higher prices.
neighborhood that match your
home’s age, features and size. Seller’s Market- A real estate market
characterized by small inventories and
short DOM. It’s common for multiple offers
CONSIDERATIONS WHEN SETTING to be made on properties, sometimes
THE PRICE exceeding the list price.
Location- A desirable location Buyer’s Market- Occurs when sales slow
(proximity to desirable amenities) and inventory accumulates. This market
adds the most value. is characterized by high DOM and galling
sales prices, giving buyers greater
Seller Needs- Is there a need to sell opportunities.
quickly? Is the sale contingent on
another sale? Balanced Market- Usually a transitional
phase between a Seller’s and Buyer’s
Market when neither party has an
Season-More homes are listed advantage over the other.
between spring and summer,
creating more competition. Median Sales Price- The midpoint between
the most expensive house and least
expensive house sold in an area during
Condition of the Home- Does the a specific time.
home have strong curb appeal or
attractive features? Price Discount- The difference, usually
expressed as a percentage, between the
Other Factors- Current interest rates, initial list price for a home and the final
economic conditions, crime rates, etc. salse price.
LISTING CHECKLIST FOR TITLE
COMPANY
Marital history since acquisition of property
Marrige? Yes No If yes, spouse's name_________________Date of Marriage______________
Divorce? Yes No If yes, former spouse's name_________________Date of Divorce______________
County/State ________________
Death? Yes No If yes, please provide copy of Death Certificate
Is there a Will? Yes No If yes, was it probated? Yes No
How is title held?
Trust, LLC, Corporation, etc? Yes No If yes, please provide copy of Trust Agreement of LLC/Corporation Documents.
Bankruptcy? Yes No If yes, County/State______________________Date__________________
Party to any lawsuit? Yes No If yes, please provide details__________________________________________
Mortgage Information
Recent Statement? Yes No If no, please provide Lender's name________________________
Phone number_______________________
Loan number_______________________
Delinquent on payments? Yes No If yes, how far behind__________________________________________
Existing Survey?
Yes No If yes, is it legible? Yes No
Is it signed? Yes No
Is there a directional Arrow? Yes No
Any changes? Yes No If yes, please describe the changes and sketch on another copy__________________
T-47 Afidavit? Yes No
Owner's Title Policy? Yes No
Homeowner's Association
HOA? Yes No If yes, suggest calling HOA to get information on Resale Certificate and Transfer Fee Charge.
Some HOAS may require a prepayment for a certificate.
Current? Yes No
How oten assessed? Yearly Monthly Quarterly
FIRPTA- Confirmation of US resident per paragraph 20 in the contract
US Citizen? Yes No
Please note: Title company will follow up and ask for SSN/Tax ID number.
WHO PAYS FOR WHAT IN
TEXAS
Below you will find the customary distribution of expenses for the purchase of real estate in Texas.
Keep in mind that many of these items can be negotiated by either party at the time of the offer,
excluding some expenses the lender requires the seller to pay.
BUYER TYPICALLY PAYS FOR BUYER TYPICALLY PAYS FOR
• Escrow fees • Real estate agent’s commission(s )
• Document preparation (if applicable) • Escrow fees
• Recording changes for all documents related to the transfer • Payoff all loans in the seller’s name (unless the existing loan balance
of title to the buyer is being assumed by the buyer) including:
• Prorated share of taxes (from the date of acquisition) - Interest accrued to the lender that is being paid off
• All new loan charges and fees (except those the lender - Statement fees, release fees and any prepayment
requires the seller to pay), including: penalties
- Appraisal - Credit report • Home warranty (according to contract terms)
- Tax service fee • Any judgments, tax liens, etc. against the seller
- Loan origination/discount fee - Reserves for taxes and insurance • Prorated share of taxes (for any taxes unpaid at the
- Flood certification time of transfer of title)
- Mortgage insurance premium • Any unpaid homeowners association dues
• Title insurance premium: Lender’s Policy • Recording charges to clear all documents of record
• Interest on the new loan from the date of funding to 30 against the seller
days prior to the first payment date • Any outstanding assessments
• Inspection fees • Any and all delinquent taxes
• Homeowner’s transfer fee (if applicable) • Title insurance premium: Owner’s Policy
• Fire insurance premium for the first year • Seller credit for closing costs (according to contract terms)
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Reminders for Closing Table
The Seller
• Bring your check/wiring information in order to receive your proceeds
• Bring a valid, unexpired government issued form of identification to closing,
such as a drivers license or passport
• Cancel/transfer utilities, homeowner’s insurance & flood insurance upon
funding • House keys
• Garage door openers
• Gate codes
• Mailbox keys
• Owner’s manuals
• Trash pick-up dates
• HOA/neighbor information
The Buyer
• Bring closing funds (cashier’s check or wire transfer) to Alamo Title
• Bring a valid, unexpired government issued form of identification to closing,
such as a driver’s license or passport
• Set up/ transfer utilities, homeowner’s insurance & flood insurance
• Render your new property with the county appraisal district
• File your Homestead Exemption form (if applicable)
Planning a Smooth Move
After your purchase offer has been accepted and your loan approved, it is time to plan
your move. By pre planning your move, you will find that the numerous tasks involved
will go more smoothly. You will be prepared for the challenge of creating a new home
for you and your family
The Movers
moves-50 miles or less-are usually determined on an hourly rate. Long distance moves
generally are priced by load weight and mileage and offer purchase protection at full
value for each item being moved. After selecting a mover, arrange a specific moving
date, and the following 30-day checklist to plan your schedule.
30 Days Before One Week Before
Determine what you do not want to move Dispose of all flammable materials that shouldn’t
plan a garage sale if necessary. be moved.
Decide what you are going to pack yourself and Dismantle outdoor play or gym equipment.
what the movers are gong to pack. **Keep in Transfer bond accounts and contents of safe
mind that the mover is not responsible for deposit box.
any breakage of items you will pack personally.** Pack items you want to move yourself and mark
Obtain property-packing cartons from your mover them "Do Not Move."
for items you will pack personally.
Notify the post office of your new address.
Gather medical and dental records for all One Day Before
familly members. Empty your fridge and freezer. Let the appliances
Notify schools and arrange to have transcripts air out for 24 hours.
and records forwarded to new schools. Finish packing personal items.
Get a good night’s sleep.
Two Weeks Before
Start packing. Plan a little at a time. Don’t try Moving Dayt
to do it all in a day or two.
Return borrowed items and reclaim items Strip beds. but leave the fitted bottom sheet on the
borrowed from you. mattress.
Arrange disconnect/connect dates with local Be present to answer movers' questions.
utilities. Accompany movers through the house for an inventory
Arrange for maid service and carpet cleaners. of things to be moved.
Develop a floor plan to show the movers where Confirm a destination address, dates and times
you want your belongings placed. with your mover.
Close all windows, turn out lights and lock doors.
Alamo Title Company, and the operating division thereof, make no express or implied warranty respecting the information presented and assume no responsibility for errors or omissions.
PROPERTY TAX APPRAISAL
ANNUAL HOME VALUE
APPRAISAL
To file on line, visit
On January 1, your home’s If not, you can keep your date
appraised value for the year is your Appraisal District with the ARB, or technically, with
based on its condition and what a three-member panel of ARB
the property could sell for on www.collincad.org members. Before that hearing,
January 1. The appraisal district you have a right to see all of the
arrives at a figure by calculating information the district apprais -
the market value of your proper - www.dallascad.org ers plan to present, so be sure to
ty. Your home’s condition is key contact the appraisal district to
as you look at factors that may request those document
affect the value. Any damage or www.tad.org
improvements after this date, for
example, a hail storm damages
your roof in April, or you install
the addition of solar panels in
July, will not affect the taxable
value of your home in this years. If you take your case to the ARB,
come prepared and expect a
rapid-fire proceeding. The entire
hearing will likely take 15 to 30
HOME VALUE/ APPRAISAL MEET WITH THE APPRAISAL minutes. In that time you will be
ARRIVES IN MAILBOXES STAFFER AND THE ARB placed under oath and given a
chance to present any evidence
or witness supporting your case.
Late April-Early May, a piece of In June, following the filing of You must conclude by stating the
mail arrives from the appraisal your "Notice of Protest," your figure you believe your property
district, telling you the value of Appraisal District will send you a is worth. Someone from the
your home for tax purposes. Look letter with two dates: an informal appraisal district will likely ques -
over the numbers carefully. If meeting with an appraisal staffer tion you and provide additional
your property is not described and your formal hearing date evidence. Then you can question
correctly or if the valuet looks with the ARB, a group of
the appraiser or any witnesses
out of whack, you can protest it. independent residents
presented by the appraisal
appointed to hear these district. Members of the ARB can
challenges. During the informal ask clarifying question, too.
meeting, the staffer will review Finally, each side gets to make a
DEADLINE TO FILE A the numbers with you. Bring all of closing statement, so once again
documentation:
your
"NOTICE OF PROTEST" Information on comparable you’ll want to reiterate what you
believe your property is worth
homes (records are available on and why. The three-member
May 15 is the deadline for filing a the appraisal district’s website), panel will discuss the case and
"Notice of Protest" of your perhaps an independent reach a recommended value
appraised value. What’s the best appraisal if you recently
way to file? You have a couple refinanced your house, or
options. You can use the form on photos, repair estimates and
the back of the "Notice of other records showing damage
Appraised Value" that you that may devalue your home.
received from the appraisal Once you and a staffer have
district or you may be able to file hashed it out, the district may
your protest online. offer to reduce your value by a
certain amount. If you’re
satisfied, you can accept it.
NORTH TEXAS VEHICLE REGISTRATION
& DRIVERS LICENSE LOCATIONS
TEXAS DRIVER LICENSE TEXAS VEHICLE REGISTRATION
If you already have a Texas Driver License you To change your address or obtain a copy of your
can change your address online by going to vehicle registration receipt contract the
the Texas DPS locations. To obtain a new Tax Assessor/Collector Vehicle Registration Office.
Texas Driver License you will have to go in
person to one of the Texas DPS locations. COLLIN COUNTY TAX OFFICE LOCATIONS
Mckinney-2300 Bloomdale Rd #2302, 75071
McKinney-400 Power House St, 75071 Plano-920 E Park Rd #100, 75024
Texas DPS Customer Service Center
Frisco-6101 Frisco Square Blvd #2000, 75034
Plano-2109 W Parker Rd #224, 75023
DENTON COUNTY TAX OFFICE LOCATIONS
Denton-1505 E Mckinney St, 75069
Denton-820 North Loop #288, 75069
Lewisville-190 N Valley Pkwy #202, 75067
Lewisville-190 N Valley Pkwy #201, 75067
Carrollton-1029 W Rosemeade Pkwy, 75007
Carrollton-2625 Old Denton Dr # 484, 75007
Colony-6301 Main St, 75056
Crossroads- 1400 FM #424, 76227
Carrollton-2625 Old Denton Dr #484, 75007
Dallas Downtown- 1500 Marilla #18, 75201
E. Dallas-11411 E NW Hwy #111, 75218 Downtown-500 Elm St, 75202
SW Dallas-5610 Red Bird Center Dr #500, 75237
Duncanville- 100 E Wheatland Rd, 75116
Garland-350 W Interstate 30, 75043
Garland-140 N Garland Ave, 75040
Grand Prairie-550 S Carrier Pkwy #570, 75051
Grand Prairie- 525 W Hwy #303, 75050
Irving-1003 W 6th St, 75060
Richardson-516 Twilight Trail, 75080
Cedar Hill-116 W Beltline #2. 75104
North Dallas- 10056 Marsh Ln, 75229
Oak Cliff-408 S Beckley, 75203
Arlington-3901 W Arkansas Ln #111, 76016 Irving-530 N O'Connor Rd, 75061
Ft. Worth-6413 Woodway Dr- 76133 Mesquite-210 W Grubb, 75104
Hurst-624 NE Loop 820, 76053
Lake Worth-6316 Lake Worth Blvd, 76135 Weatherford- 100 E Weatherford St, 76196
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Arlington-700 E Abram St, 76010
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Southlake-1400 Main #110, 76092
1112 Santa Fe Dr, Weatherford, 76086 ________________________________
Mansfield-110 E Broad, 76063
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Northeast-645 Grapevine Hwy, 76053
.________________________________
Northwest-6713 Telephone Rd, 76135
2 North Mill St, Cleburne, 76033 ________________________________
Poly-3212 Miller Ave, 76105
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Southwest-6551 Granbury Rd, 76113
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Texas Homestead Exemption
What is a Homestead Exemption?
A homestead exemption removes part of the value of your home and reduces your property taxes by
lowering its taxable value. The homestead exemption entitles the homeowner to a $25,000 reduction
in value for school tax purposes. Counties, cities and special taxing districts may offer homestead
exemptions up to 20% of the total value. For example, if your home is valued at $50,000 and you
receive a $25,000 homestead exemption, you will only pay taxes as if it were worth only $25,000
for school tax.
How do I know if I qualify for a homestead exemption?
1. Effective January 1, 2022, new homeowners will be allowed to file for and receive their Homestead
exemptions on the date of purchase or can file the year of purchase.
2.Only individual homeowners (not corporations or other entities) may receive a homestead
3. You must reside at the home as your principal residence, and not claim any other exemption.
property as homestead.
4.A homestead can be a house, condominium or a manufactured home. It can include up
to 20 acres, if the land is also owned by the homeowner and used as a yard, or for another
purpose related to the residential use of the home
How do I get a homestead exemption?
1. Complete the APPLICATION FOR RESIDENTIAL HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION (available on the websites
of most county appraisal districts, or at the Texas Comptroller’s website at:
2. Include a copy of your DRIVER'S LICENSE or IDENTIFICATION CARD from the Texas Department of
Public Safety at www.txdps.state.tx.us. The address MUST MATCH the homestead address.
For more information, contact your local county appraisal district office, or
visit: http://comptroller.texas.gov/taxinfo/proptax/exemptions.html
NORTH TEXAS RESIDENTIAL
& EXEMPTIONS FILINGS
How to apply for a Homestead Exemption
1. Effective January 1, 2022, new homeowners will be allowed to file for and receive their Homestead exemptions o
the date of purchase or can file the year of purchase.
2. Only individual homeowners (not corporations or other entities) may receive a homestead exemption.
3. You must reside at the home as your principal residence, and not claim any other property as homestead.
4. A homestead can be a house, condominium or a manufactured home. It can include up to 20 acres, if the land is also
owned by the homeowner and used as a yard, or for another purpose related to the residential use of the home
Collin County Appraisal District
250 Eldorado Pkwy www.collincouncad.org
Mckinney, TX 75069
Dallas Central Appraisal District
2949 North Stemmons Freeway www.dallascad.org
Denton County Appraisal District
3911 Morse St. Denton, www.dentoncad.org
TX 76208
Ellis County Appraisal District
400 Ferris Avenue Waxahachie, www.elliscad.org
75165
Fannin County Appraisal District
831 Texas 56 www.fannincad.org
Bonham, TX 75418
Grayson County Appraisal District
512 North Travis www.graysoncad.org
Sherman, TX 78090
Johnson County Appraisal District
109 North Main St. www.johnsoncad.com
Cleburne, TX 76033
Kaufman County Appraisal District
3950 S Houston St. www.kaufmancad.org
Kaufman, 75142
Parker County Appraisal District
1108 Santa Fe Dr www.isouthwestdata.com
Weatherford, TX 76086
Rockwall County Appraisal District
841 Justin Road www.rockwallcad.org
Rockwall, TX 75087
Tarrant County Appraisal District
2500 Handley Ederville Rd www.tad.org
Richland Hills, TX 76118
Wise County Appraisal District
400 U.S. 380 Business www.wisecad.org
Decatur, TX 76234
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