Morgan’s Point Resort Homes
The Honest Lakefront Guide
Morgan’s Point Resort is a small Belton Lake city in Bell County, all of it in Belton ISD. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers owns the land around the lake, so price the house rather than the view, and check the Corps boundary, septic or sewer, school zone and flood map for the exact address.
Should Morgan’s Point Resort be on your home shortlist?
Put Morgan’s Point Resort on the list if you want a Belton ISD address near Belton Lake and will check each house and lot yourself. In the year to October 2, 2026, the 56 homes that sold inside the city limits had a $276,250 median price, slightly above Temple’s $270,000, but they were smaller and older: a median 1,566 square feet built in 2001, against 1,796 square feet built in 2015 in Temple. No private dock can be added on the Corps land around the lake, the city has two elementary and middle school zones, and its homes are about 8 to 10 road miles from downtown Temple and Belton.
- 2025 tax rate: 2.124130% across five units, no MUD or PID
- 60 of 2,066 developed lots touch FEMA’s mapped lake flood zone
- City marina: 148 slips, about a two-year wait
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What do homes in Morgan’s Point Resort sell for?
From October 3, 2025 through October 2, 2026, 56 homes inside Morgan’s Point Resort city limits sold through the Central Texas MLS (CTXMLS) at a median price of $276,250, or $188 per square foot. The middle 60% sold for $220,000 to $459,000. Most had 3 bedrooms (36 of 56) or 4 (18 of 56).
How does Morgan’s Point Resort compare with Temple?
With the same exports, price filter and dates, the 1,430 homes that sold with Temple in the MLS City field had a $270,000 median price, $155 per square foot, 1,796 square feet and a median build year of 2015. The discount from the original list price was about the same (a median sale at 95.8% of the original list price, versus 96.1% in Temple), and the median time on market was a little shorter (61.5 days, versus 71 in Temple). Fewer Morgan’s Point Resort sellers had cut their price (43%, 24 of 56, versus 55% in Temple), the median sale closed at 100% of its final list price, and 29 of 56 closed at or above it. The difference was the house: at a slightly higher median price, the median Morgan’s Point Resort sale was about 230 square feet smaller and 14 years older.
What does each price range buy?
| Sale price | Sales | Median price | Median sq ft | Median year built | Median $/sq ft |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Under $250,000 | 23 | $220,000 | 1,253 | 1999 | $183 |
| $250,000–$349,999 | 16 | $296,950 | 1,633 | 1999.5 | $177 |
| $350,000–$499,999 | 6 | — | — | — | — |
| $500,000 and up | 11 | $660,000 | 2,847 | 2017 | $236 |
CTXMLS closed sales inside Morgan’s Point Resort city limits, October 3, 2025 to October 2, 2026. The 6-sale band is count-only; no medians are reported for groups with fewer than 10 sales.
Homes for sale are a different group. On the October 3, 2026 CTXMLS snapshot, 25 Morgan’s Point Resort homes were listed at a $345,000 median asking price, with 0 active under contract and 4 pending. Asking prices are not sales. Taylor made the same point about that summer’s listings in his August 4, 2026 video: “Completely different homes, different mix, and that gap is exactly why you don’t price off what sellers are asking.”
Most Morgan’s Point Resort listings are filed under Belton. In the year to October 2, 2026, 51 of the 56 sales had Belton in the MLS City field (5 had Morgans Point Resort), as did 19 of the 25 homes listed on October 3, 2026. A portal search by city name can miss most of the market; search the map or the subdivision name instead.
How this sample was built: CTXMLS residential sales that closed between October 3, 2025 and October 2, 2026 at $25,000 or more. 55 were kept because the exact street address matched a Bell CAD parcel whose center lies inside the city-limit map, and 1 is a unit in the Cliff House condominium on Cliffhouse Drive without a mapped parcel of its own (Bell CAD’s one Cliff House record is inside the city and taxed by it, and no other Bell County parcel is on that street); 43 of the 56 also carried a Morgan’s Point subdivision name. The MLS City field was not used to pick homes. Days on market is the MLS count from listing to contract. Temple figures use MLS City = Temple with the same exports, dates and price filter. September 2, 2026 export records supply October 3, 2025–April 30, 2026 closings; October 3, 2026 export records supply May 1–October 2, 2026. Morgan’s Point closed records are deduplicated by address, close date and price; the Temple comparison retains raw records. The accepted September 25–26 Bell CAD/FEMA parcel and condominium matching evidence is reused; it was not re-fetched for this MLS update.
What does a lake home in Morgan’s Point Resort include?
Usually the view and access to public land, not the shoreline. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) owns Belton Lake and the land around it: its guidelines for adjacent landowners say the government owns both the land where the lake sits and the surrounding property, out to a U.S. boundary line marked by concrete monuments with bronze caps. Neighbors may walk on that public land, but they may not build buildings, roads, improved pathways or any other facilities on it, or put it to private, exclusive use.
Private docks are not allowed anywhere on the lake. A federal rule bars private shoreline uses at Corps lakes where none existed on December 13, 1974, and the Corps’ December 2018 Belton Lake Master Plan says none existed at Belton Lake, naming privately owned floating boat docks and fixed or movable piers among those uses. Belton Lake has no shoreline management plan that allots private docks. By written permit, the Corps allows only non-exclusive uses such as mowing for wildfire protection or a cleared footpath to the shore.
Some private land near the water also carries a federal flowage easement: USACE says the government bought the perpetual right to flood that land up to elevation 642.00 feet, and the easement may not show on the deed or plat. No house or other habitable structure may be built on flowage-easement land, and other structures need the Corps’ written approval. Ask for a survey that shows the U.S. boundary line, and have the title company check for a flowage easement during the option period. Neighbors can apply for a mowing permit or a license to run a waterline to the lake, but electric submersible pumps are not allowed on Belton Lake.
Taylor’s video tour of Morgan’s Point Resort, published August 4, 2026 on the Living in Temple channel. Its market figures come from a July 30, 2026 MLS sample; the dated figures on this page replace them. Two updates since filming: the MLS water-access field says Yes on 4 of the 56 homes sold in the year to October 2, 2026 (an agent-entered field, not proof of shoreline rights), and some subdivisions do have mandatory HOAs (see HOAs below). The Corps’ ramp list is below. Taylor’s comments in the video on how particular streets look are his opinion; see the street yourself.
Drone photo, August 3, 2026, looking across the homes to the water. The Corps owns the land around Belton Lake out to a surveyed boundary line, and only a survey shows where a particular lot ends.
How much more did homes closer to the lake sell for?
We measured how far each sold home’s lot sits from FEMA’s mapped Belton Lake flood zone (zone AE, the lake’s 1%-annual-chance flood area), a stand-in for distance to the water’s edge at high water. In the year to October 2, 2026, 6 sales were within about 330 feet of that edge, including 1 Cliff House condominium unit. That group is count-only because it has fewer than 10 sales, so this sample does not support a median-price or size comparison for the closest homes.
| Lot distance to the lake’s FEMA flood-zone edge | Sales | Median price | Median $/sq ft | Median sq ft | Listed Oct 3, 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Touching or within 100 m (about 330 ft) | 6 | — | — | — | 10 |
| 100 to 300 m (330 to 980 ft) | 24 | $283,750 | $180 | 1,569 | 8 |
| More than 300 m (980 ft) | 26 | $249,500 | $191 | 1,505 | 7 |
Sales: CTXMLS, October 3, 2025 to October 2, 2026, 56 sales. Distance: straight line from the Bell CAD lot to FEMA’s Belton Lake zone AE polygon (base flood elevation 626 ft), measured September 25, 2026. The first row includes 1 Cliff House condominium sale and 1 listing whose Bell CAD record touches the zone. Groups with fewer than 10 sales have no medians reported.
The MLS waterfront field said Yes on 2 of the 56 sales. A listing’s “waterfront” or “lake view” label is not a survey. As Taylor said in his video: “A view isn’t lake access and it isn’t private ownership.”
Where do you keep a boat?
The city runs the Morgan’s Point Resort Marina at the end of Calamity Jane Drive, with 148 slips for residents and visitors. On September 25, 2026 the city’s marina page listed a waiting list of 75 to 100 people, an average wait of about two years depending on slip size, a $50 one-time application fee, and monthly slip rates from $145 (10 by 20 feet) to $387.50 (18 by 50 feet), effective October 1, 2024. The Corps lists three other marinas on the lake: Frank’s Marina, North Point Marina and the Belton Lake Outdoor Recreation Area marina run by Fort Hood.
The Morgan’s Point Resort Marina from the air, August 3, 2026.
To launch a trailered boat, use a public ramp. The Corps’ Belton Lake boat-ramp list lists 14 ramp sites run by the Corps, Bell County or Fort Hood’s recreation office. The Corps’ Roger’s Park, on the east bank and reached through Morgan’s Point Resort, has a free 2-lane ramp open 24 hours. Temple’s Lake Park (14190 FM 2305) has two 2-lane ramps, charges a user fee, and is 3.6 to 4.8 road miles from the city’s homes by our measurement.
On land, the city lists John Ansay Park (with a 9-hole disc golf course), Lee Kleypas Park, Oakmont Park (on Corps land leased to the city), Smith Park, Rogers Park and a municipal pool open to residents and non-residents, and the marina and Roger’s Park are access points for three paddling trails created through a city partnership with Texas Parks and Wildlife.
How much does the lake level move?
Belton Lake’s conservation (normal) pool is 594.00 feet, where the lake covers 12,300 acres (USACE lake history). From 2006 through 2025, the daily level moved a median 11.8 feet within a year, from 4.6 feet in the calmest year (2014) to 43.1 feet in 2007, in the Texas Water Development Board daily record. The Corps lists a record high of 634.36 feet on March 6, 1992. The lowest daily level in the TWDB record is 574.64 feet, on October 22, 2023, below the 582.78-foot low (December 27, 1978) that the Corps page still lists.
Which Belton ISD schools serve Morgan’s Point Resort?
All of Morgan’s Point Resort is in Belton ISD: Bell CAD’s school-district map puts all 3,802 parcels in the city inside the district. The city is split between two elementary and middle school zones, though. On September 25, 2026 we ran 56 sampled addresses (one in each half-kilometer grid square with homes, plus one per larger subdivision) through Belton ISD’s 2026-27 attendance lookup, and 47 returned an exact match with campuses:
| Campuses returned | Sampled subdivisions and sections |
|---|---|
| Lakewood Elementary, Lake Belton Middle School, Lake Belton High School (28 of 47 addresses) | Morgan’s Point Resort Sections 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8A, 8B, 9 and 10A; Sobrante Ridge; Holly Oaks Landing; Campus at Lakewood Ranch Phase IX; Lakewood Ranches Section One |
| High Point Elementary, North Belton Middle School, Lake Belton High School (19 of 47 addresses) | Morgan’s Point Resort Sections 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 23 and 24; Rancho Del Lago; The Landing |
Belton ISD Infofinder responses, September 25, 2026. Two sampled subdivisions returned both zones (Morgan’s Point Resort Section 22 and Lakewood Ranches Section Two), and 9 of the 56 addresses returned no exact match or no campus.
Belton ISD says the elementary boundaries it adopted in March 2023 are unchanged for 2026-27. Because the zone line runs through the city, run the exact address in the district’s attendance lookup before you rely on a campus. Road miles from the city’s homes, measured the same day: Lake Belton High School 1.3 to 2.8, High Point Elementary 1.7 to 3.2, Lakewood Elementary 2.3 to 3.5, North Belton Middle 2.8 to 4.3 and Lake Belton Middle 3.8 to 5.3.
What are 2025 property taxes on a Morgan’s Point Resort home?
For 2025, every one of the 35 Morgan’s Point Resort parcels we pulled from Bell CAD (one per larger subdivision or section) carries the same five taxing units, totaling 2.124130% of taxable value, with no MUD, PID or other special district. The worked example uses an illustrative $270,000 taxable value, separate from the observed sale-price median:
| Taxing unit | 2025 rate per $100 | General homestead exemption | Tax on $270,000, no exemption | With general homestead |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Belton ISD | 1.149400 | $140,000 (state school exemption) | $3,103 | $1,494 |
| City of Morgan’s Point Resort | 0.639800 | None | $1,727 | $1,727 |
| Bell County | 0.312800 | None (over-65 and disabled only) | $845 | $845 |
| Bell County Road District | 0.019900 | None (over-65 and disabled only) | $54 | $54 |
| Clearwater UWCD | 0.002230 | None (over-65 only) | $6 | $6 |
| Total | 2.124130 | $5,735 | $4,126 |
Rates and exemptions: Bell CAD 2025 tax rate table (September 30, 2025) and the 35 parcel records. Example only: Bell CAD sets taxable value, which is not the sale price.
That is about $5,735 a year ($478 a month) without exemptions, or about $4,126 a year ($344 a month) with the general residence homestead exemption, which here reduces only the school tax. Bell CAD’s 2025 table shows no homestead exemption and no over-65 tax ceiling for the city; Bell County, the Road District and Belton ISD do offer over-65 and disabled-person exemptions and ceilings.
A Lake Pointe home in West Temple (Temple city limits, Belton ISD) carried 2.399877% for 2025, because its parcels also pay Temple College, the Temple Health & Bioscience District and Temple’s city rate. On $270,000, that is about $745 a year more than Morgan’s Point Resort without exemptions, but only about $258 more with a homestead exemption, because Temple’s city and college taxes allow a 20% homestead exemption.
A buyer who closes after January 1 can claim the homestead exemption for the rest of that tax year if the seller did not have it; the general filing deadline is before May 1 (Texas Comptroller). More detail: the Temple property tax guide and the Bell County homestead exemption guide.
Is a Morgan’s Point Resort home on city sewer or a septic system?
Check each house. The city runs water and sewer service: it currently buys its water from the City of Temple, and its billing page (checked September 25, 2026) lists a flat $83.04 monthly residential sewer charge, a $45 water base charge for the first 3,000 gallons, and a $100 deposit plus a $30 fee to start water service. It also holds a TCEQ permit (WQ0010918002) for a wastewater plant at 9 Helmsman Drive, authorized to discharge a daily average of up to 24,000 gallons to Belton Lake. Septic systems are also common, as Taylor notes in his video (below), and the city’s zoning requires half-acre lots in subdivisions platted after January 1, 1988 that use them. We found no official source that says which homes are on which system.
Septic systems (on-site sewage facilities) in Bell County are permitted by the Bell County Public Health District, TCEQ’s authorized agent for the county, which says most mortgage lenders require the system to be re-inspected when a home is sold and does a surface inspection for that. On lots with a Corps flowage easement, septic systems must sit at least 75 feet from the 628-foot contour. Taylor put it plainly in his August 4, 2026 video: “A lot of homes in Morgan’s Point have septic systems. And so, that’s a whole ‘nother inspection.”
Before the option period ends, get the connection in writing from the seller or the city. For a septic system, ask for the permit, the service and pumping records and an inspection report.
Is Morgan’s Point Resort in a flood zone?
Mostly not. On FEMA’s National Flood Hazard Layer (Bell County panel series 48027C), 60 of the 2,066 developed lots in Morgan’s Point Resort (lots with a building on Bell CAD’s roll) touch the Belton Lake special flood hazard area (zone AE, base flood elevation 626 feet), and 14 more touch FEMA’s shaded 0.2%-annual-chance area. The rest are in unshaded zone X. We ran that map screening on September 25, 2026; it is not a flood determination.
Look up the exact address on FEMA’s flood map, remember that the Corps’ flowage easement (up to 642 feet) is a separate legal right that can apply even outside zone AE, and follow Taylor’s advice from his video: “I always say you get your insurance quotes during the option period.”
What are the HOA, deed-restriction and short-term rental rules?
Morgan’s Point Resort is a general-law city, incorporated July 1, 1970, with a council-manager government; it had 4,636 residents in the 2020 Census. Its zoning ordinance and each subdivision’s recorded restrictions decide what can be built or run on a lot.
HOAs and deed restrictions
No association covers the whole city, but some subdivisions have one. In the year to October 2, 2026, the MLS HOA field said Mandatory on 13 of the 56 sales (10 of them in Rancho Del Lago, Sobrante Ridge, Holly Oaks Landing, Cliffs at Lake Belton and Campus at Lakewood Ranch, and 1 in the Cliff House condominiums), and None on 42. The state HOA registry lists Sobrante Ridge HOA and Holly Oaks Landing HOA, both managed from Temple; we found no registered association for Rancho Del Lago, Cliffs at Lake Belton, Campus at Lakewood Ranch or Cliff House, and the registry itself says it relies on user-provided information. Restrictions are recorded subdivision by subdivision and section by section, so ask the title company for the ones on the exact lot and for any HOA resale certificate.
Taylor’s point from his August 4, 2026 video is to judge that on the ground: “it’s important to go drive around the streets that you’re actually looking at.”
Short-term rentals
A short-term rental needs a specific use permit. The city’s zoning ordinance (Appendix B, Section 15) allows a bed and breakfast, tourist home or short-term rental (30 consecutive days or less) in its single-family and multifamily districts by specific use permit only, with limits of 8 adults and 3 vehicles for 3 or more bedrooms (6 and 2 for two bedrooms, 4 and 2 for one) and 2 pets. The City Council decides after a public hearing and a Zoning Commission recommendation. The application fee is $500, with half refunded on denial, and the council sets conditions permit by permit: one approved in June 2026 runs for a year and must be renewed annually. For how other Bell County cities handle rentals, see the Bell County short-term rental rules guide.
How far is Morgan’s Point Resort from Temple, Belton, BSW and Fort Hood?
Road miles measured September 25, 2026 from three points that split the city’s homes into west, middle and east thirds, using OpenStreetMap roads and the OSRM router. These are distances, not drive times; traffic, signals and the gate line change the minutes.
| Destination | Road miles |
|---|---|
| Belton City Hall, downtown Belton | 7.7 to 9.2 |
| Temple City Hall, downtown Temple | 8.2 to 9.7 |
| Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Temple | 8.8 to 10.3 |
| Olin E. Teague VA Medical Center, Temple | 9.7 to 11.2 |
| Fort Hood Main Gate (Marvin Leath Visitor Center) | 24.3 to 25.5 |
| Temple’s Lake Park boat ramps | 3.6 to 4.8 |
Origins: mean centers of the west, middle and east thirds of the 2,066 developed Bell CAD parcels inside the city limits. Destinations geocoded from the U.S. Census Bureau (BSW, both city halls), OpenStreetMap (VA, Fort Hood visitor center) and recreation.gov (Temple’s Lake Park).
Taylor listed the tradeoff in his video: “while you’re close to the lake, you are further from everything else in the Temple-Belton area.”
What should you check before making an offer in Morgan’s Point Resort?
- Survey and title. Where the U.S. boundary line is, and whether a flowage easement (up to elevation 642 feet) touches the lot. Ask the title company to flag it during the option period.
- Sewer or septic. Confirm the connection in writing. For a septic system, get the Bell County Public Health District permit, service records and an inspection.
- School zone. Run the exact address in Belton ISD’s lookup; the city has two elementary and middle school zones.
- Flood map and insurance. Check FEMA’s map for the address and get insurance quotes during the option period.
- HOA and deed restrictions. Get the recorded restrictions for the lot and any HOA resale certificate.
- Rental plans. A short-term rental needs a city specific use permit before it starts.
- Inspection. Taylor’s advice from his video: “If you’re in the older part of Morgan’s Point, you have to get a good inspection, a thorough inspection, so you don’t get blindsided by something.”
- Price. Compare the house with similar closed sales, not the city median or the asking prices around it.
What Taylor says about buying in Morgan’s Point Resort
On pricing: “So, you compare what would appeal to the same buyer, the age, the condition, the size, and then that’s how you come up with a good market value for the property.” And: “My point in this is that you comp the house and not the town.”
On the lake: “A view isn’t lake access and it isn’t private ownership.”
On living here: “For me, I love to see the deer walking around.”
Quoted from the video’s machine transcript, with sound tags removed. Taylor Dasch is a real estate agent with EG Realty in Temple.
Photos of Morgan’s Point Resort
Drone photos Taylor took in the summer of 2026, plus interior and exterior photos from local MLS listings, marked as listing photos. They show the range of homes here, not a specific home for sale.
Morgan’s Point Resort FAQ
From October 3, 2025 through October 2, 2026, 56 homes inside Morgan’s Point Resort city limits sold through the Central Texas MLS at a $276,250 median price, or $188 per square foot, with a median size of 1,566 square feet. The middle 60% sold for $220,000 to $459,000. On October 3, 2026, 25 homes were listed at a $345,000 median asking price, which is not a sale price.
All of Morgan’s Point Resort is in Belton ISD on Bell CAD’s school-district map, but it has two elementary and middle school zones. Of 47 addresses that returned campuses in Belton ISD’s 2026-27 lookup on September 25, 2026, 28 got Lakewood Elementary and Lake Belton Middle School and 19 got High Point Elementary and North Belton Middle School. All 47 got Lake Belton High School. Check the exact address.
For 2025, Morgan’s Point Resort homes carry five taxing units totaling 2.124130% of taxable value: Belton ISD 1.1494, the City of Morgan’s Point Resort 0.6398, Bell County 0.3128, the Bell County Road District 0.0199 and Clearwater UWCD 0.00223 per $100, with no MUD or PID. On a $270,000 taxable value that is about $5,735 a year, or about $4,126 with the general homestead exemption.
No. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers owns Belton Lake and the land around it, and its December 2018 Belton Lake Master Plan says private shoreline uses are not allowed at the lake, including privately owned floating boat docks and fixed or movable piers. Only non-exclusive uses, such as mowing for wildfire protection or a cleared footpath to the shore, may be allowed by written permit.
Generally no. The Corps says the government owns both the lake and the surrounding land out to a U.S. boundary line marked by concrete monuments, and some private land also carries a federal flowage easement that allows flooding up to elevation 642 feet. Get a survey showing the boundary and have the title company check for a flowage easement during the option period.
Yes. The city runs the Morgan’s Point Resort Marina at the end of Calamity Jane Drive, with 148 slips for residents and visitors. As of September 25, 2026 the city’s marina page listed a waiting list of 75 to 100 people, an average wait of about two years depending on slip size, a $50 application fee and monthly slip rates from $145 to $387.50 (effective October 1, 2024).
It depends on the house. The city runs water and sewer service, buying its water from the City of Temple, and its TCEQ permit covers a wastewater plant authorized for a daily average of up to 24,000 gallons. Taylor notes in his August 4, 2026 video that many homes here have septic systems, which in Bell County are permitted by the Bell County Public Health District. Confirm the connection in writing, and for a septic system get the permit and service records and an inspection.
Only with a specific use permit. The city’s zoning ordinance lists a bed and breakfast, tourist home or short-term rental in its single-family and multifamily districts as a use allowed by specific use permit only, with occupancy limits such as 8 adults and 3 vehicles for a home with 3 or more bedrooms. The application fee is $500, and half is refunded if the permit is denied.
Mostly not. On FEMA’s flood map, 60 of the city’s 2,066 developed lots touch the Belton Lake special flood hazard area (zone AE, base flood elevation 626 feet); the rest are in zone X. That is a map screening done September 25, 2026, not a flood determination, so check the exact address and get insurance quotes during the option period.
By road, measured September 25, 2026 from three points across the city: 7.7 to 9.2 miles to Belton City Hall, 8.2 to 9.7 miles to Temple City Hall, 8.8 to 10.3 miles to Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Temple and 24.3 to 25.5 miles to the visitor center at Fort Hood’s Main Gate. These are distances, not drive times.
There is no citywide homeowners association, but some subdivisions have one. In the year to October 2, 2026, the MLS HOA field said Mandatory on 13 of the 56 sales, 10 of them in Rancho Del Lago, Sobrante Ridge, Holly Oaks Landing, Cliffs at Lake Belton and Campus at Lakewood Ranch and 1 in the Cliff House condominiums. Ask for the recorded deed restrictions and any HOA resale certificate for the exact lot.
The 56 homes that sold in Morgan’s Point Resort in the year to October 2, 2026 had a median build year of 2001: 18 were built before 1990, 26 from 1990 through 2009 and 12 in 2010 or later, including 6 built since 2020.
Because most listings are filed that way. In the year to October 2, 2026, 51 of the 56 Morgan’s Point Resort sales had Belton in the MLS City field and 5 had Morgans Point Resort, so a search by city name can miss most of the market. Search by map or subdivision name instead.
This page does not rate neighborhoods or cities for safety. For official statistics on reported crime, use the Texas Department of Public Safety’s Crime in Texas portal at txucr.nibrs.com, or contact the Morgan’s Point Resort Police Department. Visit the specific street and property in person before you buy.
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