Jasper County, Illinois Property Records

Jasper County, Illinois, encompasses one city, ten townships, and five villages. In Jasper County, IL, property records refer to documents that show land and building ownership through deeds and mortgages. These records aid decisions about property boundaries, liens, and valuations for tax collection.

Within Jasper County property records, a median home value of $141,128 is evident, accompanied by a parallel median rent cost of $771. These figures contrast with the median household income of $78,541.

Furthermore, the records reveal the county's median property tax amounting to 1.72%, which is determined based on the properties' assessed fair market value.

The Clerk and Recorder holds the central authority over property records in Jasper County, IL. It oversees and maintains various real documents, including deeds, mortgages, leases, plats, liens, and more.

These records are accessible to the public at the office's physical location, situated at 204 W. Washington, Suite 2, Newton, IL 62448. Additionally, requests for specific records can be conveniently submitted through fax at 618-783-4137 or via email at Amy.Tarr@jaspercounty.illinois.gov.

In embracing modern accessibility, Jasper County extends the availability of its property records through RecordHub, a subscription-based service. This digital portal offers a streamlined search process, allowing users to specify criteria such as grantor/grantee names, date ranges, document types, and legal descriptions. To subscribe, contact the Clerk and Recorder office directly at 618-783-3124.

The costs associated with obtaining copies of property records in Jasper County can vary based on factors such as the type of document requested, certification requirements, and the chosen retrieval method. It is ideal to contact the Clerk and Recorder using the mentioned phone number to get the latest information about copy fees.

For zoning confirmation in Jasper County, reach out to the zoning officials of the particular city, township, or village where the property is situated. These officials can furnish zoning and parcel maps depicting zoning lines and the specific zoning regulations and restrictions applicable to a property.