Floyd County, Iowa, is composed of seven cities and 12 townships. Property records in Floyd County, IA, offer in-depth information on assessed values, dimensions, ownership, and structures. Vital for tax assessment, these records influence budget decisions, shape strategic development initiatives, and spur infrastructure improvements.

Floyd County property records indicate an approximate $694 median rent, an average home value of $130,933, and $69,002 median household income, according to recent data. Concerning median property taxes, Floyd County levies 1.21% of the assessed property value.

The County Recorder's Office oversees property records in Floyd County, IA, encompassing mortgages, deeds, liens, and plats. Copies of these records can be obtained via email (aassink@floydcoia.org) by providing the document number or book and page. While the office doesn't perform property record searches, on-site terminals at 101 S Main Street, Suite 305, Charles City, IA 50616, provide public access.

Additionally, these records are conveniently accessible online through IowaLandRecords.org. Free account holders can seamlessly search using criteria like party name, book and page number, recording date, legal description, document type, and instrument number.

The fees to obtain copies of property records in the county vary depending on the service, size, and document type. A document copy costs $5 per page for a federal tax lien. Meanwhile, fees for certifying real estate documents differ. Individuals can phone the County Recorder's Office at 641-257-6154 for a detailed fee schedule.

For details on the zoning of properties residing in unincorporated areas, contact the Floyd County Planning and Zoning Department. This office reviews all surveys in the unincorporated areas and imposes zoning changes. For properties within city limits, consult the city hall for zoning verification.