Jackson County, Illinois Property Records

Jackson County, Illinois, incorporates two cities, two towns, and eight villages. In Jackson County, IL, property records archive the chain of title for parcels dating back to original land patents. These records help determine the rightful possession of property.

Based on information extracted from Jackson County property records, the county has a median home value of $105,680 and a median rent cost of $765 against the median household earning of $57,176. The records also reveal that the county levies a median property tax of 1.75% of a property's assessed fair market value.

Property records in Jackson County, IL, are managed by the Clerk and Recorder. This governing body handles deeds, plats, mortgages, surveys, and other related documents. Individuals can visit the courthouse located in Murphysboro to search these records in person or submit a mail request to 1001 Walnut, Murphysboro, IL 62966-2194 for offsite retrieval.

Those interested can also look up land record information online. For documents recorded from 1989 to the present, individuals can access the Direct Search platform, where the name, recording date, document number, and document type can be used to facilitate a search.

Alternatively, the Tapestry platform can provide more in-depth web access to land records for a small fee. Specifically, it requires inputting the county and state, name, document number, document type, recording date, consideration amount, subdivision, and more to retrieve records accurately.

Obtaining mailed copies of property records in Jackson County costs $1 per page, while faxed copies are priced at $1.50 per document. However, the costs for copies obtained in person or certified copies are not publicly listed on the official website, so contacting the County Clerk and Recorder directly at (618) 687-7360 is recommended.

For zoning verification of properties in Jackson County, individuals can contact the planning and zoning officials of the respective city, town, or village where their property is located. These municipal offices oversee land use and can provide details on the applicable zoning ordinance, permitted land uses, and any development codes corresponding to the specific address.