Baraga Property Records

Baraga County, Michigan, contains five townships and two villages. In Baraga County, MI, property records are used to manage land resources, assess taxes fairly, and uphold property rights. These documents provide valuable data for policymakers, residents, and real estate professionals, which shape development decisions and foster community transparency.

Analyzing Baraga County property records shows a median home value of $107,440 and a median rent of $535. With a median household income of $45,174, the county imposes a median property tax of 1.34% based on assessed valuations.

As the Register of Deeds, the County Clerk primarily controls property records in Baraga County, MI. This office oversees numerous real estate documents like mortgages, deeds, land contracts, liens, plats, surveys, and other pertinent files.

Those who prefer to access digitized versions of these records can employ the online systems Tapestry and Laredo. Tapestry features a pay-as-you-go service, which provides access to index data and document images from 1998, with relevant fees of $8.75 for each search and $1 for every printed page.

Records on Tapestry can be searched based on names, document numbers, document types, recording dates, consideration amounts, legal descriptions, parcel numbers, and metes and bounds.

As for Laredo, it offers subscription-based remote access with adjustable search parameters. For inquiries about subscribing to Laredo, contact the Clerk's office at (906) 524-6100.

If the records are unavailable online or if onsite document review is preferred, visit the office at 2 S. Main St., L'Anse, MI 49946, during regular office hours, where staff members can assist. Acquiring copies of records directly from the Clerk's office incurs varying fees. Call the office at the abovementioned phone number to inquire about the complete fee structure and the accepted payment methods.

If the obtained records need zoning verification in Baraga County, contact the relevant department of the township or village where the property is situated. If the property is within the Township of Baraga, contact its Building Department. They efficiently handle land use regulation and zoning code verification within their jurisdiction by keeping updated ordinances, maps, and other pertinent records.