Ida Property Records

Ida County, Iowa, consists of five cities. Property records in Ida County, IA, officially list owners of land, estates, farms, and other real property within the county's jurisdiction. They trace the passage of titles from seller to buyer over decades and even centuries of home and land transactions in the county.

A glimpse into Ida County property records unveils interesting statistics. The average value of homes in the county is $100,560, while residents tend to pay a median rent of $613. Furthermore, the data reveals that the median household income in the area is $63,510, and the median property tax rate stands at 1.12%.

In Ida County, IA, property records are overseen by the County Recorder's office. This office manages the recording and indexing of a wide array of legal real estate transaction documents, including plats, surveys, deeds, liens, leases, releases, contracts, bills of sale, financing statements, mortgages, and other related instruments filed within the county.

Located at the Ida County Courthouse on 401 Moorehead Street in Ida Grove, IA 51445, the office provides public access to these records for inspection and retrieval. While there's generally no charge for viewing public records, obtaining certified copies incurs a fee of $5 for the first page and an additional $1 for each subsequent page.

Although not explicitly mentioned on the official website, individuals may access records online through the IowaLandRecords database. This statewide system allows for searching and retrieving records using criteria such as grantor/grantee name, document type, book and page numbers, and recording date. To access the system, individuals need to set up a free account.

For further assistance or inquiries regarding property records, contact the County Recorder's office by phone at (712) 364-2220 or through email at jphillips@idacountyia.us.

To verify zoning details for a particular property, contact the Zoning Administrator of the Ida County Zoning Commission. The office maintains the county zoning maps, implements development plans, and enforces zoning-related ordinances and regulations in unincorporated areas. For zoning inquiries within city limits, consult the relevant municipal offices with jurisdiction over the property.