White Pine Property Records

White Pine County, Nevada, is home to six different communities. Property records in White Pine County, NV, encompass detailed information regarding land ownership, boundaries, and property characteristics. They are vital for verifying ownership, assessing property values, and facilitating land use planning and development decisions.

White Pine County property records provide valuable insights into the local housing market, with information on median home values of $130,083, median rent set at $909, and a median household income of $61,593. In median property taxes, White Pine County property owners pay a median rate of 0.57% based on assessed property value.

In White Pine County, NV, property records are primarily managed by the  Recorder’s Office. Their duty involves ensuring the public can access various real estate documents, including deeds, mortgages, maps, plats, surveys, liens, and UCC filings. Individuals interested in acquiring copies of these records can visit the office at 801 Clark Street, Suite 1, Ely, NV 89301, during regular office hours.

Aside from visiting the office, the  White Pine County Digital Research Room of the Recorder’s office offers an efficient online platform for individuals to access digital copies of property records. One can search for a specific file in this database using criteria like grantor/grantee names, recording dates, document numbers, property descriptions, and book and page numbers.

The fees for obtaining copies of property documents in the county include $1 per page. If certification of a record is needed, an individual must pay the amount of $4. For more information about the latest fee schedule, call the office at (775) 293-6507.

To verify zoning information, consult the  White Pine County Building Department at (775) 289-6500. This department is responsible for administering zoning ordinances that regulate land use and development in the unincorporated zones of the county. Meanwhile, properties residing at incorporated boundaries can contact the local zoning or planning office to verify the classification of the parcels.