Gordon County, Georgia, governs five cities, with Calhoun as the most densely inhabited. Gordon County, GA, property records constitute a rich source of real estate information. They are indispensable for facilitating property transactions and supporting sustainable urban development.

Statistics from the Gordon County property records give insight into residents' economic status through the median home value of $166,150, the median rent cost of $966, and the median household income at $60,642. Regarding property taxation, the county reported a median property tax rate of 0.69%.

Property records in Gordon County, GA, are recorded and maintained by the  Clerk of the Superior Courts. The Clerk's records include but are not limited to quit claim deeds, warranty deeds, security deeds, right-of-way deeds, assignments, easements, liens, and property plats.

These official records, searchable by name, instrument type, date range, book/page, and party type, are indexed and made accessible to the public through two online systems:  Kofile Land Records Online, which provides access to deed records from 1970 onwards, and lien and plat records from 2004 to the present, and  Kofile QuickLink, which gives access to Deed Index Books from 1918 to 1993.

However, these online files are not substitutes for those archived at the Clerk's office. For any record search, users are encouraged to consult these documents at the Clerk of Superior Courts at the Judicial Bldg., Calhoun, GA, during regular office hours.

Obtaining copies of property documents in Gordon County, GA, incur fees. Standard copies, if unassisted, cost $0.50 per page and $1 for assisted ones.

Individuals interested in verifying the zoning of properties found in the Clerk's records can contact the  Planning and Development Department at 706-879-2175. These county personnel can provide zoning information and handle rezoning and variance applications.