Keokuk Property Records

Keokuk County, Iowa, comprises 17 cities, with Sigourney serving as the county seat. Property records in Keokuk County, IA, outline parcel details like sizes and identifiers along with ownership transfers registered with the county. Consultation of these records can affirm possession for real estate transactions.

According to details gleaned from Keokuk County property records, the region boasts a median home value of $122,118 and a corresponding median rent cost of $726 against the median household income standing at $65,317.

These records also note that the county imposes a median property tax of 1.22% based on the property's assessed fair market value.

In Keokuk County, IA, property records are managed by the County Recorder. This governing body is pivotal in recording and preserving a wide range of real documents, including deeds, mortgages, contracts, plats, surveys, section corner certificates, assignments, releases, liens, easements, and other related documents, with a historical reach dating back to 1844.

Under the Iowa Code Chapter 22, these records are considered public information and can be examined at the County Recorder's office at 101 South Main St., Sigourney, IA 52591. Besides that, requests for records can be conveniently submitted via email to recorder@keokukcounty.iowa.gov or fax to (641) 622-3789.

For those seeking a more accessible and convenient option, the Iowa Land Records platform offers online access to property records. This user-friendly service enables individuals to refine their searches using filters such as names, document types, book/page details, and recording dates.

In Keokuk County, obtaining copies of property records via fax incurs a fee of $1 per page, while email requests are charged $1 per document. Certified copies are available for $5 for the initial page and $1 for each subsequent page. For further information regarding fees, contact the County Recorder at (641) 622-2540.

If the records in Keokuk County require zoning verification, seek guidance from the planning and zoning officials of the respective city where the subject property is located. These officials can provide assistance and information regarding zoning designation for properties, site plans, subdivisions and developments, special use permits, signs, fences, home occupations, and other related matters.