Instant Access to Coosa County, AL Property Records

Coosa County, Alabama, governs seven cities, with Stewartville being the most populated. In Coosa County, AL, property records encompass essential data on land ownership dynamics and historical transactions. Attorneys, real estate professionals, and researchers consult these documents for legal and due diligence purposes.

Coosa County property records depict the local housing market, indicating average home values at $117,000.00. Additionally, the data reveals a median rent of $668.00 and a median household wage of $56,696.00. Regarding median property taxes, owners pay at a rate of 0.21% of a property's assessed value.

Property records in Coosa County, AL, are maintained by the  Probate Judge's Office. This office, particularly its  Recording Department, records and preserves real estate documents, such as mortgages, deeds, leases, liens, and plats.

Once registered, the instruments undergo meticulous scanning and microfilming before the office stores them in various databases by name, recording date, legal description, and book/page reference. This process aims to secure the documents' historical preservation and facilitate efficient future retrieval.

As for accessibility, indexed public real estate records from March 1999 are available in the  Online Search database. Meanwhile, documents that are unavailable online can be accessed from the viewing terminals within the Coosa County Probate's Office premises at 9709 US Highway 231, Rockford, AL 35136. Interested parties can visit the office during regular business hours to inspect and copy records. 

The office does not charge fees for viewing and researching records. However, they require a nominal $1 per page fee if the public asks for printed or scanned copies. For further inquiries, contact the Probate's Office at 256-377-4919 Opt. 1 or 2.

For zoning verification of records obtained in Coosa County, property owners should contact the local planning and zoning department in the municipality where the property is situated. The zoning administrator or designated staff at that office can retrieve records using either the property address or parcel number to confirm the current zoning designation for any property within their jurisdiction.