Taylor County, Georgia, contains the cities of Butler and Reynolds, along with four unincorporated communities. Property records in Taylor County, GA, have legal descriptions and ownership histories for all real estate, helping to prove title while generating tax revenue through assessed valuations listed in the records.

A recent examination of Taylor County property records shows that the median value of homes in the region presently stands at $86,200, along with a corresponding median rent of $743. These figures coincide with the county's median household income, which is $41,723.

Furthermore, the records indicate that the county consistently collects median property tax amounting to 1.03% from landholders.

In Taylor County, GA, property records are under the purview of the Clerk of Superior Court. This office serves as the custodian of various real estate documents, including deeds, liens, mortgages, and plats.

To access these recorded property documents, individuals can utilize the online search systems of the Georgia Superior Court Clerks' Cooperative Authority. This statewide online resource streamlines the process for individuals seeking property information as it offers multiple indices. Moreover, the Clerk of Superior Court extends online accessibility of its records through the Land Records Online website.

Records online can be searched and retrieved using parameters such as name, recording date, document type, document number, party type, legal property description, and book/page reference.

Besides online access, the Clerk's office, located at 2 N Broad Street, Butler, GA 31006-0248, caters to those who prefer in-person access to documents. Remote requests for records are also accepted, provided they are faxed at 478-862-5334 or mailed to P.O. Box 248.

Individuals requesting copies of property documents in Taylor County should provide comprehensive details about the specific document they seek, along with their contact information and fees. To get the latest fee information and additional requirements when retrieving property documents, contact the Superior Court Clerk at 478-862-5594.

For zoning verification, speak to the staff of the Taylor County Planning and Zoning Department. It administers land use regulations throughout the county and serves as the initial point of contact for those seeking guidance on land subdivision and zoning processes. Moreover, connecting with city zoning officials is advisable, as they possess specialized knowledge in zoning matters within their limits.