Latimer Property Records

Latimer County, Oklahoma, houses the two cities of Wilburton and Red Oak. In Latimer County, OK, property records are official documentation regarding land ownership, property boundaries, assessed valuations, and legal rights. These documents are crucial in establishing tax obligations for property owners.

By examining the Latimer County property records, individuals can gain insights into the local housing market and economic conditions through the median home value of $100,533, the median rent of $659, and the median household income of $43,476. Additionally, Latimer County homeowners are subject to a 0.46% median property tax rate.

Property records in Latimer County, OK, are regulated by the  County Clerk. This office handles the recording and preservation of legal realty-related documents, including mortgages, plats, deeds, liens, and leases filed by private citizens and county officials.

Upon recording, they index the instruments by name, instrument number, date, and legal description to enable efficient retrieval.

To guarantee records accessibility, the Latimer County Clerk's office at 109 N Central, Rm. 103, Wilburton, OK 74578, accommodates individuals wishing to browse public documents directly from the archives and obtain copies during regular office schedules.

Apart from on-site browsing, real estate data and images from September 1967 onwards are conveniently available online. They are accessible via the 'Advanced Search' feature and the 'Book List' and 'Plat Maps' sections of the OKCountyRecords website.

As for the fees, the County Clerk's office charges $1 for each page of standard document copies. If certification is needed, there is an additional $1 per page. For further details, contact the office at (918) 465-3543.

To verify zoning information for a property in Latimer County, contact the municipal planning or zoning office overseeing the subject property. Local government units maintain records of zoning ordinances and regulations for properties under their jurisdiction. Individuals can also explore the web maps of the  State of Oklahoma's Commissioners of Land Office for additional zoning confirmation.