Starr County is where the historic Texas land grants meet the modern border economy. We handle closings with the local expertise that Starr County demands.
Starr County occupies a unique position in Texas real estate. The county sits along the Rio Grande in the western reaches of the RGV, anchored by Rio Grande City as its county seat and Roma as its second-largest community. Starr County is defined by ranching, oil and gas, border commerce, and some of the most historically complex title chains in Texas — with ownership frequently tracing back to the original Spanish and Mexican land grants that predate Texas statehood.
We have a dedicated office in Rio Grande City at 4377 E. US 83, staffed to serve Starr County residents and families. Call (956) 487-0000 to schedule a closing or discuss a title question.
Ranch tracts in the Starr County brush country, often with severed mineral estates and hunting lease considerations. Residential homes in Rio Grande City, Roma, Escobares, La Grulla, and Grulla. Agricultural and irrigated farmland along the Rio Grande. Small commercial properties along US-83 and the county's main corridors. Cross-border transactions involving Mexican national buyers and sellers.
Starr County chains of title frequently go back to the original Spanish and Mexican land grants — the Porciones, early partitions, and grants that predate Texas independence. Our title examiners know how to research these chains, how to identify and resolve gaps, and how to document the evidence needed to support clean conveyance of property.
Much of Starr County's land has severed mineral estates — meaning the surface and subsurface were separated decades ago, sometimes by multiple transfers. We trace these severances carefully and document what minerals, if any, convey with the surface at closing.
The Starr County Clerk records real property documents at the courthouse in Rio Grande City. Being on the ground in the county seat means our team coordinates closings and recording efficiently.
Local expertise, bilingual service, and a team that closes here every week.