Mayes County, Oklahoma, encompasses 12 incorporated towns. In Mayes County, OK, property records catalog every parcel by ownership, valuation, and geographic definition. These legal archives guarantee real estate transparency within the county's bounds.

As reflected in Mayes County property records, the county has a median home value of $138,645 and a median rent cost of around $769. Households in the county earn median salaries of $50,834 and pay median property taxes at a rate of 0.66% of assessed property values.

The County Clerk serves as the registrar and custodian of property records in Mayes County, OK. Within this office, a comprehensive management of land instruments unfolds, covering deeds, mortgages, liens, judgments, leases, and plats.

Interested individuals can remotely access these records online via the OKCountyRecords website, which offers property-indexed data from April 1985 and scanned images from October 1983.

This system allows interested parties to initiate searches using diverse criteria, such as name, book and page details, instrument number, date range, and legal description. Moreover, it offers other search features for property books and plat maps that one may utilize.

Conversely, individuals seeking a more direct approach can visit the office at One Court Place, Suite 120, Pryor, OK 74361, ensuring immediate access to property instruments.

Obtaining property records from the County Clerk costs $1 per page for photographic copies. Additionally, certification of documents incurs an extra charge of $1 per page.

In Mayes County, OK, most property records don't include or lack zoning information. To obtain or verify zoning details, property owners should contact their town's local planning or zoning department, which can furnish updated data for specific parcels in their jurisdictions.