Marion County, Georgia Property Records

Marion County, Georgia, covers its only city, Buena Vista. In Marion County, GA, property records register parcels, ownership, assessments, and tax information. They are credible references in real estate sales, inheritance claims, land use policies, and taxation processes.

Recent Marion County property records show a median home value of $98,500, a median rent of $470, and a median household income of $39,633. The records also indicate that Marion County collects 0.88% of a property's value as property tax.

Property records in Marion County, GA, are preserved by the  Clerk of Superior Court. The office's statutory duties to the county involve filing, recording, and indexing real estate documents, such as deeds, plats, mortgages, liens, and leases.

Per the Official Code of Georgia, the Court Clerk must provide open access to indexed public documents in all ways possible. Following this law, the Clerk's office at 100 Broad St., Buenavista, GA 31803, welcomes researchers who wish to review documents and furnish copies during office hours.

In addition to in-office access, the  Georgia Superior Court Clerks Cooperative Authority website houses online property documents for public retrieval. Users can utilize the site's 'Search' function to look up records by index type, including UCC, Lien, Real Estate, and Plat indices. Additionally, the platform offers a monthly subscription option for enhanced search capabilities.

Fees apply when obtaining property record copies. As the Clerk of Superior Court's office has not publicly disclosed the fee schedule, the most effective way to get the detailed cost breakdown and payment procedure is to contact them at (229)-649-7321.

For zoning verification, contact the  Marion County Zoning Department at (229) 649-5670. They examine proposed land use changes and enforce the zoning ordinance and subdivision regulations in the county. They also provide a  county zoning map to understand the zoning areas better. Furthermore, zoning information can be verified by contacting the municipal office with jurisdiction over the property.