Washita Property Records

Washita County, Oklahoma, has ten cities, with New Cordell being the largest. In Washita County, OK, property records are the official documentation that tracks the rights and responsibilities associated with real estate over generations. This information guides upcoming decisions related to the property.

Washita County property records show a median home value of $109,860, a median rent of $769, and a median household income of $62,660, which offers a detailed view of the local housing market and economic conditions. The county also levies a median property tax rate of 0.5% from property owners.

Property records in Washita County, OK, are regulated by the  County Clerk. The office acts as custodian and recorder of various realty-related transaction documents, such as mortgages, deeds, liens, leases, and plats. These instruments are conveniently accessible through multiple mediums under the supervision of the Clerk.

The OKCountyRecords.com website is the online counterpart of the Washita County Clerk's physical office. The platform houses indexed data and images from April 1973 onwards. The public can utilize this web page to look up records by party name, book/page, instrument number, instrument type, recording date range, and legal description.

Documents that are unavailable online are retrievable from the office's on-site storage facilities in Washita County Courthouse at 111 East Main St., 2nd Floor, Cordell, Oklahoma 73632. Interested individuals can drop by to personally browse and furnish record copies during office hours.

Fees apply to every recorded document obtained from the County Clerk's office. Each page of regular copies costs $1. If one requires certified documents, there is a $1 fee per certification on top of the copy fee. For more information, contact the Clerk at (580) 832-3548.

To verify zoning information in Washita County, refer to the local planning or zoning department overseeing the property. This department keeps records of zoning ordinances and regulations for real estate within their jurisdictions. The assisting staff can determine the zoning designation for a specific property by providing them with its physical address.