Reynolds County, Missouri, comprises the cities of Ellington, Bunker, and Centerville. In Reynolds County, MO, property records house information on who owns what plots of land and structures. These documents create an audit trail for tracking property ownership essential for both private transactions and legal proceedings.

Recent insights from Reynolds County property records disclose a stable median home value recorded at $136,933, alongside a median rent expense of $609. These figures link with the median household income, which is at $43,264. Furthermore, the records highlight that the county enforces a median property tax collection rate of 0.44%.

Property records in Reynolds County, MO, are under the purview of the Recorder of Deeds. This governing body oversees a range of essential land-related documents, including deeds, liens, plats, and mortgages, all of which are meticulously indexed based on various criteria such as grantor/grantee names, recording dates, document types, book/page numbers, and legal descriptions.

Interested parties can access these official documents by visiting the Recorder of Deeds office at 2319 Green Street, Centerville, Missouri 63633. Alternatively, requests for records can be submitted via mail to P.O. Box 76, faxed to 573-648-2503, or emailed to reycorecorder@centurytel.net, given that such requests include adequate document information and the required fees for processing.

For those seeking online access, the County Records Portal is a valuable resource. This web service allows users to view and remotely print real estate documents from 2004 to the present. However, it requires a subscription for access. Individuals interested in subscribing can contact the Recorder of Deeds at 573-648-2494 ext 29.

In Reynolds County, obtaining copies of property records incurs a charge of $1 per page. This fee remains consistent even if the documents are acquired through fax. If certification is required, a $4 cost applies per document. For comprehensive information regarding fees and accepted payment methods, reach out to the Recorder of Deeds using the provided phone number.

For zoning verification in Reynolds County, consult the zoning official of the city where the property is located. These authorities are equipped with zoning maps, forms, and other various records to address zoning inquiries and give information regarding the allowable land uses, development criteria, and specific zoning regulations relevant to properties within their jurisdiction.