Monroe County, Michigan, encompasses 23 municipalities, which include cities, townships, and villages. In Monroe County, MI, property records are official documents that detail ownership, sales, and legal information about real estate.

The median home value stated in Monroe County property records is $209,417, coupled with a median rent cost of $977. Median household incomes in this county stand at $77,366, with property taxes typically comprising 1.13% of assessed property values.

The Register of Deeds of the County Clerk is the central repository of property records in Monroe County, MI. This office records various property documents, such as land contracts, mortgages, plats, and deeds, typically indexed online and in their office by grantor/grantee name, document number, recorded year, document type, subdivision details, and consideration amount.

Individuals can access Monroe County property records by visiting the office during regular business hours. Conversely, they can use online subscription platforms like Laredo and Tapestry, which offer access to records dating back to 1976, accommodating both in-house and remote users.

The fees for obtaining property records from the Monroe County Recorder of Deeds vary based on the document type. Copies of real estate records, state or federal tax liens, and size 8 1/2"x 11" plats cost $1 per page. For U.C.C. filings copy, the fee is $2 per page. To certify a document, it costs $5 for each record.

For zoning verification in Monroe County, MI, contact the Community Planning and Engagement Department or visit their website to access zoning resources. Alternatively, individuals can contact the local planning departments where their property is situated for accurate zoning information.