Greene County, North Carolina, comprises four towns, with Snow Hill being the largest. Property records in Greene County, NC, are archives of essential information crucial for deciphering land ownership dynamics and evaluating property values. These records significantly contribute to the county's smooth progression of real estate transactions.

Greene County property records list an average home value of $96,200 and a median rent of $823. With a median annual household income of $49,456, residents face a tax burden of 0.98% on a property's assessed fair market value.

In Greene County, NC, property records fall under the supervision of the Register of Deeds. The Register's records date from 1875 onwards, such as deeds, maps, easements, leases, assignments, and Uniform Commercial Codes (UCC) filings, and can be viewed remotely via Online Index Search, which requires a registered account.

In this system, records can be searched and accessed based on criteria like party names, legal descriptions, recording dates, book/page information, and instrument types. Alternatively, obtaining property records is possible by visiting the Greene County Register of Deeds office or sending a written request to 301 N. Greene Street, P.O. Box 86, Snow Hill, NC 28580.

If copies of records are needed, the Register of Deeds office charges fees that may vary depending on the desired document. To learn about the current fee schedule and get additional information for obtaining property records, call their office at (252) 747-3620.

If the acquired documents require zoning verification, contact the Greene County Planning and Zoning Office for assistance. This office regulates zoning ordinances, permitting, and land subdivisions in the county. The office has resources like computerized maps to confirm the rezoning assignment, variances, special uses, and permitted uses.