Landman DIY

Sources

Where the county steps come from

Every county fact on Landman DIY comes from a record Our Landmen LLC keeps for its own title work, with the date of that record. Built October 7, 2026.

What we hold, and for how many counties

Where our records disagree about a county, the guide shows the newest dated record and says an older one named a different system. Where we have nothing recorded, the guide says "not recorded in our files" and points to the county clerk, the pay sites and the appraisal district.

The records and their dates

RecordDate of the record we hold
Our Atascosa County records checkAugust 19, 2026
Our CountyRecords.com coverage checkJuly 30, 2026
Our CountyRecords.com notesJuly 28, 2026
Our Gregg County records checkSeptember 4, 2026
Our Gregg County records noteSeptember 9, 2026
Our Leon County platform checkSeptember 6, 2026
Our RRC research notesJuly 6, 2026
Our Texas GLO land grant notesJuly 9, 2026
Our Texas GLO map checkAugust 12, 2026
Our TexasFile checkJuly 26, 2026
Our Travis County records noteOctober 6, 2026
Our abstract plant notesSeptember 7, 2026
Our county coverage mapSeptember 10, 2026
Our county records catalogJuly 31, 2026
Our county records provider mapAugust 14, 2026
Our deed and probate source catalogSeptember 3, 2026
Our free records sources noteJuly 28, 2026
Our older provider coverage mapJuly 31, 2026
Our records routing guideSeptember 7, 2026
Our records tool registrySeptember 25, 2026
The Texas Comptroller appraisal district directory, as we copied itAugust 9, 2026

What is left out on purpose

Prices of pay sites (they change and are theirs to state), our internal tools and notes, and anything about a particular owner or client.

Production data

The production check on Mineral Tools lists its own sources and dates on its sources page.