Wexford County, Michigan, has 16 townships and seven other communities, including the City of Cadillac. In Wexford County, MI, property records provide essential data on all land parcels, including owner names, parcel boundaries, tax values, purchase details, and more. These records ensure accurate taxation and support real estate transactions.

As per Wexford County property records, the average home values hovers around $141,083, while the median monthly rental charges cost $958. The data also indicate that the county's households generate a median salary of $55,099, and the collected median property taxes from homeowners have an average rate of 1.12%.

In Wexford County, MI, the Register of Deeds office maintains property records. This office handles a wide range of legal instruments related to property transfers and encumbrances. These include deeds, mortgages, land patents, leases, liens, probate orders, agreements, land contracts, certified surveys, plats, and government corners.

The documents received are numbered, time-stamped, and cross-indexed before being scanned into the computer system and microfilmed for accessibility. For online accessibility, the Register of Deeds office offers their Self-Service Web system, which allows registered users to search for records, view document images, and purchase copies using identifiers like document number, liber page, or name(s).

Suppose the records are unavailable in the system. In that case, individuals can visit the Recorder of Deeds office at 437 E. Division St., P.O. Box 303, Cadillac, MI 49601, during business hours or submit a mail-in request with the requirements and fees.

Standard copies of most property records in Wexford County, MI, cost $1 per page. If certification is required, there is an additional fee of $5 per document. Additional charges may apply for services like mailing or emailing the records. For more information, contact the office at (231) 779-9455 or email register@wexfordcounty.org.

If the obtained records need zoning verification, contact the Wexford County Building Department or the zoning department in each city, village, and township. These departments can check official zoning maps and codes to confirm or correct any zoning details related to specific parcels across the county.