Marshall County, Oklahoma Property Records

Marshall County, Oklahoma, encompasses the cities of Madill, Kingston, and Oakland. In Marshall County, OK, property records document ownership and transaction history for all real estate in the county. These records are crucial in legal and tax matters, serving as valuable resources for land title research and facilitating property transfers.

Marshall County property records list an average home value of $149,400 and a median rent of $733. With a median household income of $53,538, residents face a tax burden of 0.56% on a property's assessed fair market value.

Overseeing the property records in Marshall County, OK, falls under the responsibility of the County Clerk. Deeds, liens, mortgages, and plats are among the real records it manages. Individuals can visit the County Clerk's office at 219 Plaza, Madill, OK, or mail requests to P.O. Box 824, Madill, OK 73446, to gain access to these records.

For further convenience, one can also access the property records online via the Oklahoma County Records website. This digital platform archives indexed data and images from September 1990, with real-time updates for new entries. It facilitates searches using criteria like name, book and page, instrument number, recording date, and legal description.

The online database likewise allows users to conveniently browse recorded Books and Plat Maps, functioning as an all-inclusive source of property record data within the county.

In Marshall County, the fee for furnishing hard copies or photographic copies of property records is $1 per page, while certifying a copy incurs another $1 fee per page. For more comprehensive fee details, contact the County Clerk at (580) 795-3220.

If the records in Marshall County require zoning verification, contacting the planning and zoning officials of the city where the subject property lies is the best resort. Since these officials administer zoning rules within their jurisdictional boundaries, they typically maintain zoning maps and property files that can be used to look up a parcel's applicable zoning district and land use regulations.