Montgomery County, North Carolina, is composed of five towns. In Montgomery County, NC, property records offer essential details on land parcels, including owner names, parcel boundaries, tax values, purchase information, and more. These records ensure proper taxation and support seamless real estate transactions.

Montgomery County property records list an average home value reaching $134,160, paired with a median rent fixed at $700. Alongside, the data details a median household income of $54,090 and a median property tax rate of 0.75%.

Property records in Montgomery County, NC, are overseen by the Register of Deeds. This office manages a broad spectrum of legal instruments linked to real estate, such as deeds, mortgages, UCC filings, amendments, assignments, releases, plats, liens, and more.

Individuals can access these documents through the County Register of Deeds Online system for added convenience. This digital platform provides extensive search features, which enable users to locate records based on criteria such as document number, recording date, grantor/grantee names, and relevant property information.

Should the records be unavailable in the system, residents can visit the Register of Deeds office during business hours or opt for a mail-in request at PO Box 695, 102 E. Spring St, Troy, NC 27371, along with the documental or informational requirements and fees.

Locals seeking copies of these documents must handle the applicable fees, which can differ depending on the document type and requested services. For the most recent fee schedule and additional information on accessing property records, contact the legal custodian at (910) 576-4221.

When the acquired records need zoning verification, contact the Montgomery County Planning Department at (910) 572-3304 and planning@montgomerycountync.gov or the zoning department in each town. These departments can verify or correct zoning details for specific parcels by referencing official zoning maps and codes across the county.