Longview, Texas · Gregg and Harrison Counties
Find the right local starting point for a property-value question, tax account, deed, court record, code notice, or sale decision. Longview intersects Gregg and Harrison Counties, so confirm the parcel’s legal county before choosing a county office.
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Property valuation, unpaid taxes, recorded deeds, and court judgments are different searches. Longview property-value questions go to the county appraisal district; tax bills and accounts go to the county tax assessor-collector; deeds and land records go to the County Clerk; a court judgment starts with the clerk for the court named on the case. The actual parcel’s county and any title effect need to be checked against its records.
Useful offices
County offices serve their named county. City code and building contacts are for City of Longview matters. Use the property address and the notice or record in front of you, and confirm current contact details with the office.
City of Longview · routing for property in Gregg or Harrison County
The City does not directly collect property taxes. Use its county-specific directions to find the appraisal district for property-value questions or the tax assessor-collector for a bill or account question. This is a starting point, not the appraisal district or tax collector itself.
Gregg County · property-tax collection and account inquiries
Contact this office about Gregg County property-tax collections or an account balance. Use the City tax-information page above for the county appraisal-district route when your question is the property’s assessed value.
100 E. Methvin St., Suite 110, Longview, TX 75601 · property-tax collections: 903-237-2552.
Harrison County · property-tax matters
Contact this office about Harrison County property-tax matters. Use the City tax-information page above for the county appraisal-district route when your question is the property’s assessed value.
Harrison County Courthouse, 200 W. Houston, Suite 108, Marshall · 903-935-8411.
Gregg County · recorded deeds, real-property records, probate-fee and e-filing information
Use the County Clerk’s recording and public-record resources for a deed or other recorded land document. A court judgment docket is a different record; start with the court named on the case paper for that case.
Gregg County Courthouse, 101 E. Methvin, Suite 200, Longview, TX 75601 · 903-236-8430.
Harrison County · recorded real-property documents, probate contact and public-record routes
Use the County Clerk’s real-property record route for a deed or other recorded land document. A court judgment docket is a different record; start with the court named on the case paper for that case.
Harrison County Courthouse, 200 W. Houston, Suite 143, Marshall · 903-935-8403.
City of Longview · local nuisance and code-compliance routing
The City lists high grass and weeds, junk and litter, junk vehicles, and substandard buildings among its public-nuisance enforcement areas. If a City notice is involved, use its instructions and ask about the specific address; confirm that the property is within the City’s jurisdiction.
410 S. High St., Longview, TX 75601 · 903-237-2760.
City of Longview · building-inspection and permit questions
Call with a question about a City building inspection or permit and have the property address ready. City building-inspection questions are separate from county tax, deed, and court records; confirm the property is within the City’s jurisdiction.
410 S. High St., Longview, TX 75601 · 903-237-1074.
Texas selling rule
Texas has no state, county, or city real-estate transfer tax on a sale conveying full ownership. Your deed still needs to be signed before a notary and recorded with the County Clerk for the property’s actual county; ask the title or closing company about the recording details for that deed. When you sell to us, we pay the closing costs. Your mortgage, liens, back taxes, and share of current property taxes are separate.
Selling situations
These Longview pages cover the local records and practical questions that can come with a difficult sale.
Review estate records, ownership, and the questions to resolve before choosing a sale path.
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Open the Longview page →Find next steps when a property has a code notice, nuisance concern, or repair issue.
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Open the Longview page →Start with the correct tax office, recorded-property records, and a property-specific title review.
Open the Longview page →Read or compare
Use the guide and articles to compare options, the report for sourced market context, and the calculator to change planning inputs for your house.
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Property-specific help
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Start with the City of Longview Tax Rates and Information page linked above. It routes property questions to the appraisal district for valuation or the tax assessor-collector for a tax bill or account. Gregg and Harrison County have separate offices, so confirm the parcel’s county before calling.
Use the County Clerk for the property’s actual county: Gregg County Clerk for a Gregg County parcel or Harrison County Clerk for a Harrison County parcel. Their deed and land-record routes are separate from property valuation and tax collection.
For the court case itself, start with the clerk for the court named on the judgment or case paper. A County Clerk deed or land-record search is not the court docket. If you need to know whether a judgment affects a particular house, ask a title professional to check the actual property and case records.
For a City nuisance or code notice, contact Longview Code Compliance at 903-237-2760. For a building-inspection or permit question, call Building Inspection at 903-237-1074. These are City contacts; confirm that the property is within the City’s jurisdiction and follow the notice you received.
Texas has no state, county, or city real-estate transfer tax on a sale conveying full ownership. The deed still has to be signed before a notary and recorded with the County Clerk. When you sell to us, we pay the closing costs; your mortgage, liens, back taxes, and share of current property taxes remain separate.
No. Longview’s incorporated-place boundary intersects Gregg and Harrison Counties. Check parcel or title records to identify the legal county for the actual property, then use the corresponding county office. City code and building contacts apply only within City jurisdiction.