Marengo Property Records

Marengo County, Alabama, includes eight cities, with Demopolis as the largest and Linden as the county seat. Property records in Marengo County, AL, officially register land plots along with associated rights and interests, creating a system to transfer ownership securely. By documenting relevant details like sale prices, these county archives facilitate real estate transactions while protecting owners.

Recent Marengo County property records show that the county's homes, typically rent out for about $744, are valued at around $102,100 on average, and property tax is approximately 0.33% of assessed fair market value. The area has a median household income of $47,739.

In Marengo County, AL, property records are maintained by the Recording Department of the Probate Office. This department is responsible for recording, indexing, and preserving various public documents, including deeds, mortgages, judgments, liens, and more.

Access to these records is not available online through the official website of the Probate Office. However, the Recording Department provides viewing stations within the records room at the County Courthouse, located at 101 E Coats Ave Linden, AL 36748.

Individuals can visit during office hours on weekdays to view and retrieve records. The documents are organized and indexed based on party names, legal descriptions, recording dates, book/page numbers, and instrument types.

In addition to providing direct access on-site, records can be obtained by faxing a request, including grantor/grantee names, property addresses, and desired documents, to the Probate Office. Copies will be returned via fax for administrative fees.

The fees may vary depending on the document type and services requested. For the comprehensive fee structure and specific procedures for requesting property records, contact the Recording Department at (334) 295-2212.

For verification of zoning information on a property in Marengo County, contact the local planning or zoning department overseeing that property. As the authority on land use classifications, they can access the official zoning records and provide the current designation of the subject property per county zoning codes and maps.