Bacon Property Records

Bacon County, Georgia, has two cities: Alma and Rockingham. In Bacon County, GA, property records provide vital details, such as ownership, parcel dimension, and value. These documents are essential in real estate transfers, infrastructure upkeep, and tax collection.

Bacon County property records show that there is a $94,500 median home value, a median rent cost of $686 per month, and $44,438 in median household earning. These metrics give insights into the economic status of residents. As for property tax, Bacon County collects a rate of 0.92% of the assessed property value.

Property records in Bacon County, GA, are overseen by the  Clerk of Superior Court. The office handles the upkeep of public documents, specifically those related to real estate, such as deeds, liens, mortgages, plats, and leases.

Under the Clerk's supervision, all recorded instruments undergo physical and electronic indexing to facilitate perpetual access. The process involves categorizing the records by party name, recording date range, legal description, book/page number, and document type inside their designated storage archives.

During office hours, citizens can visit the Clerk of Superior Court's office at 502 W. 12th St., Suite 304, Alma, GA 31510, to access these archives in person. A team of well-informed office staff is available to assist in retrieving and copying records to enhance efficiency and prevent document mishandling.

Obtaining real estate instruments from the Clerk's office incurs fees. The office, however, has yet to disclose the fee schedule publicly. To get detailed information about the fees and the payment procedure, call their hotline at (912) 632-4915.

Property records are also available online through the Georgia Superior Court Clerks' Cooperative Authority website. This site allows convenient document searching through its ' Search' section.

If zoning verification for properties in Bacon County is needed, contact the local planning and zoning department governing the property. The zoning officer at this department can use the property address or parcel number to access relevant records and confirm the current zoning designation for any property within their jurisdiction.