Hardin County, Ohio Property Records

Hardin County, Ohio, has one city, eight villages, and 15 townships. In Hardin County, OH, property records are comprehensive databases with property-specific information. They are crucial for executing real estate transactions, determining taxes, and guiding urban planning.

Hardin County property records show that the average home sale price in the county is $127,355, while the median rent is $794. Extrapolating the records also reveals a $62,530 median household income. In median property taxes, Hardin County collects 1.11% of the property's assessed value.

Property records in Hardin County, OH, are managed by the  County Recorder. They record, preserve, and index various documents such as deeds, mortgages, leases, liens, plats, survey maps, and conveyances in general. These records are typically indexed based on the grantor/grantee names, document type, legal description, and recorded date and are scanned for future access and retrieval.

To ensure accessibility, the Recorder provided the  Hardin County Recorder Online Services database, moderated by GovOS. This platform houses public property document indices and images verified since 1800. Users can opt to log in as guests for limited search information results or register an account to avail of a more extensive service.

Alternatively, if preferred, individuals can access property documents on-site by visiting the County Recorder's office at One Courthouse Square, Suite 220, Kenton, OH, during regular business hours. Furthermore, individuals may request documents by mail, enclosing a self-addressed stamped envelope or providing postage for secure delivery, along with the necessary payment for requested services.

In Hardin County, the level of assistance needed determines the fees associated with procuring property records from the County Recorder. Unassisted copies, where individuals handle copying themselves, cost $0.25 per page. However, if staff assistance is required, the cost per page rises to $2.

Concerns regarding the zoning of properties in Hardin County, OH, can be addressed by the local planning or zoning offices. Contact them for inquiries as they provide updated and detailed zoning information on properties within their jurisdiction.