Randolph County Property Records

Randolph County, North Carolina, features rolling hills, river valleys, and forests across its nine towns. In Randolph County, NC, property records track the history of land parcels and property transactions. They identify legal ownership and property boundaries, which are vital for establishing property rights.

The median home value in Randolph County is $151,970, while the median rent sits at $833. The median property tax rate for Randolph County residents is 0.74% of a property's assessed fair market value, and the median income is $56,650.

Property records in Randolph County, NC, are maintained by the  Register of Deeds office. Their records include deeds, mortgages, liens, plats, maps, and more.

Aside from in-person visits, these records can be remotely retrieved through an  Online Search Application. This system contains real estate index information dating from January 1, 1986, to the present, plat index references, and images spanning from Book 1 to the most recent records.

The public can access property archives using various search criteria, including name, book/page number, legal description, date range, and document type.

The fees for getting copies of property documents in Randolph County vary. Certified copies cost $5 for the first page and $2 for each subsequent page. Uncertified copies are $0.25 per page. For plat copies, the fee ranges from $2-$3 per page, depending on the paper size.

Zoning information for properties in Randolph County can be validated by contacting the  Planning and Zoning Department. This office oversees development, land use regulations, zoning records, restrictions, and allowable uses for specific parcels in the county.