Murray County, Oklahoma, has four incorporated towns. Property records in Murray County, OK, document land ownership, sales, and tax history for all private and commercial real estate. These files are crucial in establishing legal rights essential for development initiatives.

Murray County property records show an average home value of $129,066 and a median rent of approximately $846 against the county's median household income of $54,182. Property taxes in Murray County have an average rate of 0.39% of assessed property values.

In Murray County, OK, property records are under the purview of the County Clerk. This office records indexed data and images dating from August 1977, including assignments, mortgages, easements, deeds, contracts, releases, liens, surveys, and plats.

Individuals interested in these documents can utilize the Advanced Search feature within the county's online search platform. This system allows users to search recorded documents using criteria such as grantor/grantee name, instrument type, book/page number, recorded date, instrument number, and legal description.

Furthermore, the system includes indexed Books that users can access via book numbers, and Plat Maps are available by searching the plat name. Alternatively, individuals can visit the office or submit document requests to the Courthouse at 1001 West Wyandotte St. / P.O. Box 442, Sulphur, OK 73086.

The fees for obtaining property records from the County Clerk are standardized at $1 per page for hard copies of microfilmed records, photographic copies, typewritten scripts, or printed records. The fee for certifying a copy costs an additional $1 per page.

In cases where records do not confirm zoning information, particularly in the absence of county-level zoning ordinances, individuals should contact the local zoning authorities. Upon a formal inquiry, these officials can furnish official documentation on zoning status, maps, and land use codes within their boundaries.