Instant Access to Jackson County, MN Property Records

Jackson County, Minnesota, is home to six cities and 20 townships. In Jackson County, MN, property records list parcel boundaries, acreage, structures, easements, and rights of way for each piece of land. This information aids homeowners in delineating property lines and restrictions.

Jackson County property records indicate an average home value of $111,200.00, with a median rent of $820.00. Furthermore, the data demonstrate that the county residents earn a median household income of $68,438.00 while facing a median real estate tax of 1.05%.

In Jackson County, MN, the County Recorder preserves property records. They file and maintain an array of documents such as deeds, liens, mortgages, plats, leases, and other property archives that are publicly accessible at their office at 405 4th Street, Jackson, MN 56143.

Apart from visiting in person, one can access real estate documents remotely via the Beacon system. This online platform facilitates searches by name, address, section/township/range, and parcel ID.

Furthermore, interested individuals can retrieve property records by submitting a completed Data Request Form and File Extract Disclaimer Statement. Alternatively, they can contact the County Recorder at 507-847-2580 or email recorder@co.jackson.mn.us to request access to these documents.

The fees for acquiring property records in Jackson County, MN, vary depending on the document type and the delivery method. Typically, scanned document copies are $0.25 per page, while emailed or digitally downloaded document copies cost $1 for the initial page and $0.25 per additional page. Certified copies of plats are also available for $10 per document.

To verify zoning information, contact the Environmental Services Division of the Jackson County Land Management Department at 507-662-6682 Ext. 4 or email LMO@co.jackson.mn.us. One can also visit the department's office at 603 South Hwy 86 Lakefield, MN 56150, or access their official website, which may include zoning maps, ordinances, and other relevant information.