Laclede Property Records

Laclede County, Missouri, has three incorporated cities, one town, and two villages. In Laclede County, MO, property records are a comprehensive database of real estate details. They provide valuable insights into property ownership, which aids in litigations and facilitates informed real estate transactions.

Laclede County property records present a comprehensive view of the housing dynamics, reflecting a median home value of $134,014. Further details from the records include a median rent of $654 and a median household income of $47,192. In property taxes, the county secures an average rate of 0.55% in collections.

Property records in Laclede County, MO, fall under the purview of the  County Recorder. The Recorder's office diligently records and archives real estate-related instruments such as deeds, mortgages, liens, plats, and leases. They are indexed by grantor/grantee, legal description, book/page reference, recording date range, and document type to facilitate an efficient retrieval process in the future.

Property records are indexed and stored in both electronic and physical formats. The electronic documents can be accessed online through the  Recorder of Deeds - Online Search system. This online system allows the public to conveniently access indexed property records remotely. However, this online platform requires account registration and subscription.

Those who prefer or require physical access to records can visit the County Recorder's office at Adams Ave., Lebanon, MO. The stored documents are available for browsing during the office's regular business hours.

The Recorder charges fees for every property document copy obtained from their office. To learn about the schedule of fees, contact the County Recorder's office at (417) 532-4011.

Concerns about property zoning in Laclede County can be addressed by the local planning/zoning offices since they typically provide the most up-to-date zoning and land use information of the area where the property is located. The County Assessor can supplement this information with zoning details from the  GIS website, which include property boundary information and other relevant map layers.