Mineral County, West Virginia, consists of 35 separate cities and towns. In Mineral County, WV, property records document legal property descriptions, owners, assessed values, and more for all local land parcels and buildings. These public logs allow residents to research property details and provide the county with means to levy real estate taxes.

Delving into the Mineral County property records brings forth a median home value of $155,162, a median rent pegged at $697, and a median household income of $65,936. Regarding median property taxes, the county collects at a rate of 0.48% based on the property assessment.

In Mineral County, WV, property records such as deeds, leases, right of ways, plats, mortgages, releases, judgments, liens, abstracts, assignments, and power of attorneys are maintained by the County Clerk. These records are meticulously indexed based on party names, document types, book and page numbers, recording dates, and legal descriptions and are stored physically and digitally for easy access.

During business hours, individuals can access these records using the public terminal in the County Clerk's office at 1150 Armstrong Street, Second Floor, Keyser, WV 26726. Alternatively, the Mineral County Clerk Record Search system enables online retrieval of property document images starting from March 20, 2018.

For those seeking copies of property records, it is advisable to contact the County Clerk's office at 304-788-3924 or email countyclerk@mineralwv.org to inquire about associated fees and specific copy request procedures.

If the acquired records need zoning verification, contact the Mineral County Planning Commission or the local planning or zoning department for the specific city or town where the property resides. These entities can verify zoning information as they maintain detailed records and maps outlining zoning classifications, permitted land use, and imposed restrictions within their respective jurisdictions.