Mcculloch County CAD – Property Search, Records & Appraisal District

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McCulloch County, Texas property guide

McCulloch County Property Search, Values and Tax Payments

Search 2026 McCulloch County appraisal records by owner, address, property ID, Geo ID, legal description, subdivision, mineral lease or acreage. Then review market value, land, improvements, exemptions, taxing units and taxes due.

This guide also explains the district’s combined appraisal-and-collection role, online tax-payment steps, protest registration and PIN access, agricultural valuation, mineral accounts, 2025 adopted rates, deed searches and the correct local office for each task.

Search official property records Open interactive map Open protest portal
Official information reviewed August 3, 2026
Current database 2026 records available Search current and historical real, mineral and personal-property accounts.
CAD office 306 W. Lockhart Street The appraisal and participating tax-collection office is in Brady.
Property-tax payments No account required Search the property and select Tax Summary instead of registering.
Appraisal date January 1 Values and taxable property are generally considered as they exist on January 1.
Important McCulloch County routing difference The county Tax Assessor-Collector does not collect property taxes. McCulloch CAD provides appraisal and collection services for participating taxing units. Use the county tax office for motor-vehicle titles and registration—not appraisal values or normal property-tax payments.
Choose your task

Start With the Correct McCulloch County Service

Appraisal records, property-tax payments, exemptions, protests, deeds and vehicle registration involve different screens or offices. Choose your goal before entering personal or payment information.

1

Find a property account

Search by owner, address, property ID, Geo ID, legal description, subdivision, abstract or lease information.

Open official property search →
2

Locate the parcel

Use the district’s interactive map after confirming the property ID in the appraisal database.

Open official map →
3

Pay property taxes

Do not register. Search the property, select the correct account and click its Tax Summary button.

Find account and pay →
4

File an appraisal protest

Register with an email address, obtain the account PIN when needed and submit before the applicable deadline.

Open online protest →
5

Apply for an exemption

Download the current homestead, agricultural, rendition or electronic-delivery form.

View official forms →
6

Find a deed or lien

Use the McCulloch County Clerk for recorded deeds, releases, liens, plats and other real-property instruments.

Open County Clerk page →
Property search and tax payment use different account rules. The public property search does not require registration. An online account is primarily needed for services such as filing a protest or requesting an Online Account PIN.
Parcel and location research

How to Use the McCulloch CAD Interactive Map

The map can help identify rural tracts, nearby accounts, roads, subdivisions and parcel placement. It works best when you already know the property ID or Geo ID from the search record.

Open the official interactive map. Use McCulloch CAD’s map page. Allow extra time for map layers to load.
Locate the account using its identifier. A property ID or Geo ID is more reliable than a rural mailing address.
Select the parcel and compare the linked details. Match the popup’s account number, owner or legal description with the appraisal record.
Review one layer at a time. Parcel, road, aerial and jurisdiction layers can overlap. Turn off unneeded layers before saving evidence.
Check neighboring properties carefully. Adjacent tracts may differ in acreage, access, improvement type, city limits, school district, agricultural use or mineral ownership.
Save the map as supporting research only. Include the property ID and date viewed when using a screenshot to explain an appraisal concern.
A McCulloch CAD parcel line is not a legal survey. Do not rely on the online map to build a fence, determine an easement, establish legal access or settle a boundary dispute. Use the recorded deed, plats and a qualified surveyor.
Property-record decoder

What a McCulloch County Property Record Means

Record field What it means What to verify
Parcel ID The primary district identifier displayed in search results. Use it when calling, paying, requesting a correction or filing a protest.
Account number An additional account reference used in appraisal and tax administration. Match it to notices, tax statements and payment confirmations.
Geo ID A geographic identifier associated with the parcel. Use it to confirm the account selected in the map.
Owner ID A database identifier associated with the listed owner. Useful when an owner has multiple parcels, minerals or business accounts.
Property type Identifies real, mineral, personal or another appraisal category. Do not assume a surface-property result includes mineral or business assets.
Owner name The ownership name carried in the appraisal database. Compare it with the latest recorded deed or ownership instrument.
Mailing address The address used for appraisal and collection correspondence. Update it if notices or statements are going to a former location.
Property address The physical or situs location associated with the account. Vacant, ranch and mineral accounts may not have a conventional street address.
Legal description A condensed appraisal description of the lot, tract, survey or abstract. Do not substitute it for the complete legal description in a recorded deed.
Abstract or subdivision Land-record references used to group or locate a tract. Compare them with the deed, plat and map.
Acreage The acreage carried for appraisal purposes. Investigate differences between CAD, deed and survey acreage.
Market value The district’s estimate of value as of the applicable January 1. Check land, improvements, class, condition and appraisal year.
Appraised value The value after applicable appraisal limits or special valuation. It can differ from market value for a qualified homestead or agricultural tract.
Taxable value The value taxable by an individual taxing unit after exemptions. Different entities can show different taxable values.
Base tax due A tax amount displayed in search results before all account-specific details are reviewed. Open Tax Summary to verify the year, current payoff, penalty and interest.
Improvements Buildings, structures, fixtures or fences associated with the property. Check count, size, age, quality, condition and whether removed structures remain listed.

Three-part account audit

Ownership track

Name and mailing data

Compare the listed owner and mailing address with the latest recorded deed and current contact information.

Physical track

Land and improvements

Check acreage, buildings, class, condition, agricultural use and whether structures were added or removed.

Tax track

Exemptions and entities

Confirm homestead codes, taxable values, city, school, hospital and groundwater-district assignments.

“Improvement” does not mean a recent renovation. McCulloch CAD explains that buildings, structures, fixtures and fences can be classified as improvements even when they are old, movable or placed on skids.
Local appraisal responsibilities

Real Estate, Minerals and Business Property

McCulloch CAD uses different appraisal resources for different property categories. Identifying the account type can help you direct valuation questions and assemble better evidence.

Residential and real estate

McCulloch CAD states that real-estate accounts are appraised by West Valuation and Consulting, LLC. Residential values use property characteristics, replacement cost, depreciation, neighborhood data and sales analysis.

  • Check living area and segments.
  • Review construction class.
  • Verify age and condition.
  • Compare appropriate neighborhood sales.

Mineral, utility and industrial

Mineral, utility and industrial accounts are appraised for the district by Pritchard & Abbott, Inc. These can appear separately from the surface-property account.

  • Filter the search by property type.
  • Try lease name and lease number.
  • Match the owner and account number.
  • Read the notice’s contact instructions.

Business personal property

Personal property is appraised locally by the district. Taxable inventory, furniture, machinery, fixtures and equipment may require a rendition.

  • Inventory assets as of January 1.
  • Use the current rendition form.
  • Retain acquisition and depreciation records.
  • Request an extension in writing when needed.

Agricultural land

Qualified land may be appraised using agricultural productivity rather than full market value. Rural location or acreage alone does not establish qualification.

  • Document qualifying-use history.
  • Identify crops, livestock or wildlife activity.
  • Keep lease and operator records.
  • Report ownership or use changes.

2026 public data

The district currently posts 2026 certified real and personal appraisal rolls in geographic PDF, alphabetical PDF and Excel formats.

Open data and records →

2026 depreciation schedule

Business owners can review the district’s current Business Personal Property depreciation schedule before examining a rendition or valuation issue.

View current schedules →
Agricultural appraisal is not a complete exemption. It changes the valuation method for qualifying land. The property remains taxable, and a nonqualifying change of use may produce additional tax consequences.
Office-routing guide

McCulloch CAD vs Tax Assessor vs County Clerk

Your question Correct office Reason
What is my appraised value? McCulloch County Appraisal District The CAD determines market and appraised values.
Why is my acreage or building size wrong? McCulloch County Appraisal District The CAD maintains appraisal characteristics and classifications.
Was my homestead or agricultural application approved? McCulloch County Appraisal District The chief appraiser administers exemptions and special valuations.
How do I protest a value or exemption decision? McCulloch CAD / Appraisal Review Board File through the district’s protest system or another accepted method.
How much property tax do I owe? McCulloch CAD collection system The district collects participating property taxes.
Where do I pay property taxes online? McCulloch CAD property search Search the account and open Tax Summary; do not register merely to pay.
Who handles vehicle registration and titles? County Tax Assessor-Collector The county office handles vehicle-title and registration work.
Where can I verify a deed or lien? McCulloch County Clerk The Clerk maintains recorded real-property instruments.
Can a CAD map establish my boundary? No Use recorded instruments, plats and a qualified surveyor.
Local shortcut For appraisal and participating property-tax questions, begin with McCulloch CAD at (325) 597-1627. Calling the county Tax Assessor-Collector first may delay a property-tax issue because that office does not collect these taxes.
Official collection workflow

How to Pay McCulloch County Property Taxes Online

The district specifically instructs taxpayers not to create an account just to pay. Start from the public property search, open the correct account and use the Tax Summary option.

Open the official property search. Go to mccullochcad.org.
Search for the property without registering. Use the owner name, owner ID, property ID or address. Leave the account-registration links alone when your only goal is payment.
Select the correct property result. Match the Parcel ID, owner, address, property type and legal description. One owner may have several accounts.
Click the Tax Summary button. Review every tax year, base tax, penalty, interest and payment amount displayed for that account.
Choose the payment amount. Confirm whether you are paying the full balance or another accepted amount. Do not assume one account covers separate mineral or personal-property records.
Select credit card or electronic check. Review all processor charges and payment details before selecting Continue.
Submit only once. The district’s payment screen warns users not to click Continue more than once.
Save the confirmation and allow processing time. The district states that payments can take three to five days to process and appear on the account. Contact the office before attempting a duplicate payment.
Do not pay from a search result alone. Open the account and its Tax Summary so you can confirm the tax year, penalty, interest and total balance before authorizing payment.
Payment has not posted? Keep the receipt and confirmation number. Wait for the stated processing period, then call McCulloch CAD at (325) 597-1627 before paying again.
Latest posted adopted rates

McCulloch County 2025 Property-Tax Rates Explained

McCulloch CAD’s latest posted adopted-rate document is labeled 2025 Tax Rates. These figures should not be described as final 2026 rates. Proposed and adopted 2026 information is updated through the Truth-in-Taxation process.

McCulloch County 0.610190
City of Brady 0.337476
City of Melvin 0.370399
Brady ISD 0.955700
Lohn ISD 0.715300
Rochelle ISD 0.842933
Mason ISD 0.749400
H.O.T. Hospital 0.078600
Hickory UWCD #1 0.029136
Taxing unit 2025 components 2025 total rate per $100
McCulloch County M&O 0.495242
I&S 0.075963
Special 0.038985		 0.610190
City of Brady City 0.317476
Cemetery 0.020000		 0.337476
City of Melvin 0.370399 0.370399
Brady ISD M&O 0.682200
I&S 0.273500		 0.955700
Lohn ISD M&O 0.672300
I&S 0.043000		 0.715300
Rochelle ISD M&O 0.648900
I&S 0.194033		 0.842933
Mason ISD M&O 0.749400
I&S 0.000000		 0.749400
Heart of Texas Memorial Hospital District 0.078600 0.078600
Hickory UWCD #1 0.029136 0.029136
Do not add every rate and apply the total to one property. Use only the taxing units shown on the specific account. A parcel outside Brady does not automatically owe City of Brady or cemetery tax, and a property is assigned to only its applicable school district.

Basic tax-estimate formula

Entity tax = entity taxable value ÷ 100 × entity rate.

Repeat the calculation for every applicable taxing unit and add the results.

Use taxable—not automatically market—value

Homestead, age-65, disability, veteran and other exemptions can cause each taxing unit to use a different taxable value.

View official rate documents Open local TNT data View property-tax notices
Applications and supporting evidence

McCulloch County Homestead, Agricultural and Rendition Forms

Use a current form from McCulloch CAD or the Texas Comptroller. The district instructs owners to mail completed forms to 306 W. Lockhart Street, Brady, TX 76825-4113 unless another approved method is provided.

Owner’s goal Official form or route Prepare before filing
Residence homestead Form 50-114 Property ID, ownership interest, acquisition date, occupancy date and required identification.
Open-space agricultural appraisal Form 50-129 Acreage, qualifying-use history, livestock or crop activity, lease and operator information.
Business personal-property rendition Form 50-144 Inventory, furniture, machinery, equipment and other taxable property owned or managed January 1.
Real-estate rendition District rendition form Property identification, ownership details and information requested by the local form.
Property-owner protest Form 50-132 Property ID, protest grounds, requested correction and organized supporting evidence.
Electronic communication District electronic-delivery form Email address, property details and a retained copy of the completed request.
Online protest account PIN Request a PIN An email account, registered district account and requested ownership or property information.

Homestead application check

  • You own an interest in the property.
  • You occupy it as your principal residence.
  • The form identifies the correct account.
  • The application name matches or explains the deed ownership.
  • You attach the required identification.
  • You keep a copy and delivery proof.

Agricultural application check

  • Document the actual agricultural use.
  • Provide qualifying-use history.
  • Identify crops, livestock or wildlife activity.
  • List operators and leases.
  • Explain the acreage devoted to each use.
  • Report a later change of use.
Homestead identification requirement McCulloch CAD states that homestead applications must be accompanied by a driver’s-license copy or other information required by the Texas Property Tax Code. An affidavit may also be required in certain situations.
Annual filing calendar

McCulloch County Property-Tax Dates to Watch

January 1 — appraisal date Ownership, market value, property condition, use and taxable business property are generally considered as of January 1.
April 15 — general rendition deadline Most business-personal-property renditions are due April 15. A written request generally extends the deadline to May 15, with additional rules for good cause.
April 30 — many exemption and special-appraisal applications Most exemption and open-space agricultural applications are due April 30, although special late-filing rules may apply.
May 15 or 30 days after notice — usual protest deadline The common deadline is May 15 or 30 days after the appraisal district mails the Notice of Appraised Value, whichever is later.
August and September — tax-rate activity Check Truth-in-Taxation information as local taxing units propose and adopt rates that determine the eventual bill.
Tax-bill season — verify every account Compare the bill with the final appraisal record and check separate real, mineral and personal-property accounts.
January 31 — normal payment deadline Texas property taxes are generally paid by January 31 to avoid delinquency beginning February 1, unless another statutory deadline applies.
Follow the date printed on your official notice. Different dates can apply to late appraisal notices, exemption denials, omitted property, regulated property, change-of-use determinations and deadlines falling on a weekend or holiday.
Value and exemption review

How to Protest a McCulloch County Appraisal

The online protest system requires sign-in or registration. A property can also have a unique Online Account PIN, which should be requested early rather than immediately before the filing deadline.

Read the complete appraisal notice. Check the proposed market value, appraised value, exemptions, property description and exact protest deadline.
Open the current appraisal account. Review acreage, land class, buildings, condition, property type, taxing units and exemptions.
Select the issue being protested. Common grounds include excessive value, unequal appraisal, incorrect characteristics, ownership, denied exemption or denied special appraisal.
Create or sign into the online account. Open the online protest portal. Register with a working email address when necessary.
Request the property PIN when needed. Use the Request a PIN page. Creating or requesting a PIN does not automatically extend the filing deadline.
Submit the protest before the deadline. Save the portal confirmation, timestamp, protest grounds and a copy of every uploaded document.
Request and review the district’s evidence. Study comparable sales, appraisal records, photographs, schedules, maps and property characteristics used for the proposed value.
State the exact result requested. Identify the value, property-data correction, exemption decision or special-appraisal result supported by your evidence.
Attend the informal review and ARB hearing. An informal meeting may resolve the case. Preserve the formal protest until you understand and accept any proposed agreement.

Evidence that can help

  • Recent open-market sales near January 1.
  • Comparable CAD records supporting unequal appraisal.
  • Dated photographs showing damage or condition.
  • Inspection reports and contractor estimates.
  • A recent settlement statement from an open-market purchase.
  • Evidence of incorrect acreage or improvement data.

Arguments needing more support

  • “My property taxes are too high” without an appraisal issue.
  • A mortgage balance or personal financial hardship.
  • An undated automated online estimate.
  • A foreclosure or family sale treated as a normal market sale.
  • A parcel-map screenshot used as boundary proof.
  • Repairs completed after January 1 without earlier evidence.
Recent purchase evidence McCulloch CAD’s FAQ says owners who recently purchased in an open-market transaction can bring their settlement statement for review. Foreclosures, family transfers and older purchases may not represent current open-market value.
Recorded ownership research

How to Search McCulloch County Deeds and Liens

The CAD owner field supports appraisal administration but is not conclusive proof of title. Use McCulloch County Clerk records for deeds, liens, releases, plats and other recorded instruments.

Open the official County Clerk page. Visit the McCulloch County Clerk page.
Use the county’s online-records instructions. The county uses the LGS Online Records Search system for searchable index information and purchasable record images.
Search as a guest for index information. Guest access can display index data and image previews. Registration is required when purchasing available full images.
Search grantor and grantee name variations. Try former names, middle initials, trusts, estates, companies and both sides of the transfer.
Match the instrument to the parcel. Compare recording information and the full legal description with the CAD account and survey information.
Order a copy when needed. The Clerk lists ordinary copies at $1 per page or part of a page and a $5 certification charge. Verify current fees before ordering.
County Clerk hours Monday–Thursday: 8:00 a.m.–4:45 p.m.
Friday: 8:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
Online record-image purchase The county’s instructions state that searches can be performed without a subscription, but purchasing full images may require registration, transaction charges or a subscription after the allowed image limit.
Buyer, seller and owner scenarios

What to Check Before and After a Property Transfer

Before buying

  • Match the CAD parcel with the deed description.
  • Check land, buildings and acreage.
  • Search separate mineral accounts.
  • Review current and delinquent taxes.
  • Do not assume the seller’s exemptions transfer.

After closing

  • Confirm the deed was recorded.
  • Watch for the CAD ownership update.
  • Update the mailing address.
  • File a new homestead application when eligible.
  • Keep notices addressed to the previous owner.

Before selling

  • Resolve obvious appraisal-record errors.
  • Identify every property and mineral account.
  • Keep current tax-payment receipts.
  • Review agricultural change-of-use concerns.
  • Use title professionals for liens and ownership.
The CAD owner name is not a title opinion. Ownership updates can lag after recording, and appraisal descriptions may be abbreviated. Use recorded instruments and appropriate title research for legal ownership decisions.
Problem-solving guide

Common McCulloch CAD Problems and Fixes

Problem Possible reason Best next action
No owner-name result The portal expects surname first or uses a trust, estate, business, spouse or former owner. Enter one surname, remove punctuation and search each property type separately.
No rural-address result The account may use a Geo ID, abstract, subdivision, lease or legal description. Use Property or Advanced Search, then open the map.
Mineral account is missing The results are filtered to real property or the mineral account uses a lease name. Select mineral property and search by owner, property ID, lease number or lease name.
New owner is not displayed The deed may have been recently recorded and not yet processed by CAD. Verify the deed with the County Clerk and provide the instrument information to CAD if needed.
Homestead exemption is missing The application may be pending, incomplete, denied or connected to another account. Contact CAD with the property ID, filing date and delivery evidence.
Online protest login fails Unregistered email, password, CAPTCHA or PIN issue. Use password recovery or request the PIN immediately without waiting for the deadline.
Tax Summary shows the wrong account The wrong result, property type or year was selected. Stop before payment and compare the Parcel ID, owner and legal description.
Payment has not posted The district states processing can take three to five days. Keep the confirmation and call CAD before attempting another payment.
Improvement appears unfamiliar The term can include an older building, fixture, fence or movable structure. Review the improvement details and ask CAD to explain the listed segment.
Parcel line appears wrong Mapping approximation, parcel split, deed discrepancy or survey issue. Compare the deed, plat and survey; do not rely on the CAD map as a boundary determination.
Verified local contacts

McCulloch CAD, Tax Office and County Clerk Contacts

McCulloch County Appraisal District

306 W. Lockhart Street
Brady, TX 76825-4113

Chief Appraiser: Zane Brandenberger
Chief Deputy: Kaleigh Alexander
Phone: (325) 597-1627
Fax: (325) 597-2408
Email: info@mccullochcad.org

Handles: appraisal values, exemptions, agricultural valuation, protests, property characteristics and participating property-tax collection.

Official McCulloch CAD
Call before a deadline-sensitive visit. The appraisal district’s contact page does not currently publish regular lobby hours. Confirm availability, holiday closures, hearing schedules and accepted filing methods by calling before traveling.
Final action plan

McCulloch County Property Checklist

For a normal property lookup

  • Select the correct tax year.
  • Search owner, property ID or address.
  • Check real, mineral and personal-property accounts.
  • Verify Parcel ID, Geo ID and legal description.
  • Review acreage, land and improvements.
  • Confirm exemptions and taxing units.
  • Save a dated copy of the account.

For a payment, form or protest

  • Identify the exact account and tax year.
  • Read the official deadline.
  • Do not register merely to pay taxes.
  • Request the protest PIN early.
  • Use a current form or official portal.
  • Save submission or payment confirmation.
  • Verify the final account after processing.
10 practical answers

McCulloch County CAD Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is the McCulloch County property search free?
Yes. The official McCulloch CAD search is publicly accessible and supports owner, address, property ID, Geo ID, legal-description, mineral and advanced searches without a basic search fee.
2. What is the fastest way to find a McCulloch County property?
Use the property or Parcel ID from an appraisal notice or tax statement. When the ID is unavailable, enter the owner’s surname first or use a simplified property address.
3. Does the county Tax Assessor-Collector collect property taxes?
No. The Texas Comptroller directory states that the McCulloch County Tax Assessor-Collector does not collect property taxes. McCulloch CAD provides collection services for participating taxing units.
4. Do I need to create an account to pay property taxes online?
No. McCulloch CAD instructs taxpayers not to register merely to pay. Search the property, select the correct account and click the Tax Summary button.
5. How long does an online property-tax payment take to post?
The district’s payment screen states that processing and account posting can take three to five days. Contact the district before submitting a duplicate payment.
6. Can I search McCulloch County mineral property online?
Yes. Filter the search to mineral property and use the owner, property ID, lease number or lease name. Mineral accounts may be separate from the surface-property account.
7. What is the usual appraisal protest deadline?
The usual Texas filing deadline is May 15 or 30 days after the appraisal district mails the Notice of Appraised Value, whichever is later. Follow the exact date printed on the official notice.
8. Do I need an account or PIN to protest online?
The online protest system requires registration or sign-in. The property also has a unique Online Account PIN that can be requested through the district website.
9. Can the McCulloch CAD map be used as a legal survey?
No. The map is an appraisal research tool. It does not replace a recorded deed, plat, easement document or professional boundary survey.
10. Where can I verify a McCulloch County deed or lien?
Use the McCulloch County Clerk’s official records service or contact the Clerk at 101 N. High Street in Brady. The CAD owner field is not conclusive proof of title.
Independent informational notice: County-CAD.us is not McCulloch County, McCulloch County Appraisal District, the Appraisal Review Board, the Tax Assessor-Collector, the County Clerk or a payment processor. Property data, values, exemptions, deadlines, tax rates, balances, fees, collectors and office procedures can change. Verify account-specific and deadline-sensitive information through the official links included above. This guide does not provide legal, appraisal, surveying, title or tax advice.
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