Clinton County, Ohio, houses the lone City of Wilmington and three villages. In Clinton County, OH, property records are a comprehensive system for tracking land ownership. This meticulous record-keeping framework safeguards the property rights of residents and facilitates the smooth execution of real estate transactions.

When evaluating the Clinton County property records, one can uncover a median home value of $162,112 and a median rent of $890. With a median household income of $68,072, the county collects 1.04% median property taxes based on assessed property valuations.

Property records in Clinton County, OH, are handled by the  County Recorder, which diligently records, archives, and provides public access to various real estate documents, such as deeds, mortgages, leases, liens, and plats. Upon recording, the Recorder stores them physically and electronically by identifiers like name, record date, document type, legal description, and book/page.

Some instruments are accessible through the  AVA Web Search, which houses indices from 1798 to 1856. For documents verified after 1856 and those not found in the web database, contact the County Recorder at (937) 382-2067 or email Day.Tanya@clintoncountyohio.us or visit the Recorder's archives personally at Clinton County Administrative Campus, 1850 Davids Drive, Suite 305, Wilmington, OH.

In addition, records can be requested by utilizing the online Record Request platform, submitting a written request by mail, including a self-addressed stamped envelope, or faxing the request to (937) 382-8097. Ensure the necessary document identifier is included, and settle all the associated fees.

The fees to obtain copies of property documents include $0.25 per page for standard duplication, while the certification fee is $1 per document. Locally faxed copies are $2 per page. In contrast, $4 per page is charged for long-distance fax transmissions.

For individuals seeking property zoning data verification, the  Building and Zoning Department is available at (937) 382-3335. They are tasked with administrating and enforcing the State of Ohio Building Codes and developments within its jurisdiction.