Cobb Property Records

Cobb County, Georgia, consists of seven cities/municipalities. Property records in Cobb County, GA, are official documents that provide information about a particular property, including ownership history, tax assessments, liens, and transfers. They are essential for property valuation, legal transactions, and proper recording of property rights and ownership.

Cobb County property records reveal that the region boasts a median home value averaging $337,223, accompanied by a corresponding median rental cost of $1,522. These statistics contrast the officially documented median household income, which registers at $94,091.

On top of that, the county maintains a median property tax rate of 0.7%, calculated based on the property's assessed fair market value.

In Cobb County, GA, property records are indexed through an online system maintained by the Cobb County Superior Court Clerk. This online database allows users to search property records by grantor/grantee name, book and page numbers, instrument type, street name, and legal description. Cross-referencing and searching using CFN (Clerk's File Number) are also feasible.

Some of the recorded property documents that can be accessed using the system include deeds, mortgages, plats, and liens.

The fees for copies of real property records in the county vary depending on the document type and the services provided. To determine the specific fees, visit the official website of the Cobb County Clerk of Superior Court or contact their office directly.

To obtain information on the current market price for a property in the county, contact the Cobb County Board of Tax Assessors. They can offer assistance either through their online property search tool, where individuals can input the property address or parcel number to access the appraisal value, or by direct communication.

To verify zoning information for properties within unincorporated areas in Cobb County, GA, contact the Zoning Division of the Community Development Department. For properties within the cities, zoning regulations are regulated by each municipality within its respective city limits.