Grant County, Minnesota, is composed of seven cities. Property records in Grant County, MN, are used to manage land resources effectively, ensure equitable tax assessments, and protect property rights. These records offer significant information for policymakers, residents, and real estate experts, which influence development strategies and promote transparency within the area.

Grant County property records showcase a median home value of $164,328 and a median rent of $762. Furthermore, the recent records reveal a median household earning of $75,211 and a median property tax rate of 0.92% based on assessed property valuations.

In Grant County, MN, property records are controlled by the  Recorder Department. This office has a crucial role in ensuring the authenticity of documents such as mortgages, deeds, land contracts, liens, plats, surveys, and other pertinent files.

These records can be accessed online by using the  Tapestry and  Laredo services. Tapestry's pay-per-use model provides index data and document images dating back to 2005. The cost for each search is $8.75, with an additional $1 fee for every printed page.

Searching records on Tapestry can be done using identifiers like name, document number, document type, recording date range, consideration amount, and legal description. This streamlines the search process and helps users to find the information they need efficiently.

Meanwhile, Laredo offers subscription-based remote access to documents dating from the late 1800s with customizable search parameters. To learn more about subscribing to Laredo, contact the Recorder's office at (218) 685-8255.

If records are inaccessible online or onsite document examination is preferred, individuals can visit the office at 10 2nd St. NE, Elbow Lake, MN 56531, during regular office hours, where knowledgeable staff members can assist. Obtaining copies of property records from the office costs $0.50 per page, with a $10 certification fee for certified copies. For inquiries, call the office at the provided phone number.

To confirm zoning information, contact the  Grant County Land Management Department. They are equipped with updated ordinances, maps, and relevant records to efficiently manage land use regulations and facilitate the verification of zoning for parcels within their jurisdiction.