Harrison County, Ohio Property Records

Harrison County, Ohio, contains 15 townships and ten incorporated villages. In Harrison County, OH, property records compile comprehensive land ownership and transaction information. These documents are pivotal in guiding the public toward well-informed choices in property dealings.

Recent Harrison County property records show a median home value of $125,342 and a median rent cost of $655 against the median household earning of $54,063. The records also reveal that the county levies a median property tax of 1.05% of a property's assessed fair market value.

Property records in Harrison County, OH, fall under the purview of the Recorder's Office. As the official records custodian, the Recorder maintains all land and estate-related transaction documents, including mortgages, deeds, liens, and plats.

The office preserves the instruments digitally, which involves scanning documents before indexing. Both physical and electronic record formats are archived in various on-site storage facilities at 100 West Market St., Cadiz, OH 43907, for public access. Individuals can visit during office hours to retrieve the documents with the aid of dedicated office personnel.

Alternatively, the Harrison County Recorder Online Services website provides convenient access to records verified from 1968 onwards. This platform allows guest users to search real estate documents by name, instrument number, book/page, recording date range, and legal description. However, the site requires account registration before downloading and printing records.

For individuals seeking copies of records, note that the Harrison County Recorder enforces fees for every instrument obtained from their office. For information about the fee schedule and the payment procedure, a call to the office at (740) 942-8869 is recommended.

For zoning verification, the primary point of contact is the Harrison County Community Improvement Corporation Department, reachable at (740) 942-2027. This department addresses zoning matters for properties under their jurisdiction. If dealing with properties under municipalities equipped with a dedicated zoning office, contacting the respective office directly for zoning validation is advisable.