Search Monroe County, WV Property Records

Monroe County Property Records

Monroe County, West Virginia, has 34 separate cities and towns. In Monroe County, WV, property records provide detailed data on land plots, including ownership, past sales, and descriptions. This centralized information enables taxation and upholds legal responsibility for property modifications.

Monroe County property records unveil a comprehensive picture of the local real estate and financial scene, disclosing essential figures such as an average home value of $127,900.00, a median rental value of $614.00, and a yielded median household income of $41,400.00. Property taxes in Monroe County average about 0.43% of the property's assessed value.

The County Clerk is the primary record keeper of property records in Monroe County, WV. The documents within this repository comprise releases, assignments, mortgages, land contracts, leases, deeds, liens, and surveys. These records are efficiently organized and accessible online through the IDX Search database.

The system grants access to property records dating from July 1991, offering multiple search filters such as name, instrument number, date range, book/page number, and description. Conversely, those in search of documents before this date should visit the Record Room at 350 Main Street, Union, WV 24983.

If a visit is not feasible, individuals can submit document requests via mail to P.O. Box 350, Union, WV 24983, or by email at jmeadows@monroecountywv.gov. Alternatively, requests can be faxed to 304-772-4191 for added convenience.

When acquiring copies of property records, the County Clerk charges $1.50 for the initial two pages and $1 for every subsequent page. For additional details or inquiries, individuals can contact the office at 304-772-3096.

To verify zoning details for properties in Monroe County, contact the relevant local zoning or planning authorities. For instance, if the property is located in Alderson Town, reach out to its Zoning Officer at 304-445-2916. This official examines site plans and supports zoning changes or map amendments.