Calhoun County, Mississippi Property Records

Calhoun County, Mississippi, comprises seven cities, with Bruce being the most populous. In Calhoun County, MS, property records detail the land ownership, property dimensions, transaction histories, and tax assessments to support real estate commerce and local governance.  

Calhoun County property records show a median home value of $71,216, a median rent of $617, and a median household income of $43,334, which offers a detailed view of the local housing market and economic conditions. Calhoun County residents contribute 0.85% of their property values on average towards property taxes.

Property records in Calhoun County, MS, are administered by the  Chancery Clerk. The office handles the recording and indexing of liens, deeds, plats, mortgages, maps, and other realty-related documents. Once recorded, they digitize and eventually store the instruments into indices, such as grantor/grantee, record type, recording date, and book/page reference.

Regarding accessibility, the Clerk allows the public to conduct an in-person review through the Chancery Clerk's office terminals at 103 West Main St., Pittsboro, MS 38951. A dedicated office personnel is available to assist the visiting researchers during business hours.

The Clerk also promotes online access to records from 1984 onwards through the  County Record Search platform. While the program facilitates free-of-charge searching, obtaining document images comes with fees.

The Calhoun County Chancery Clerk usually imposes reasonable fees to offset the expenses incurred in providing document copies. However, the specific amounts have not been publicly disclosed. For information on the cost breakdown and accepted payment methods, it is advisable to contact the Clerk's office at (662) 412-3117.

As for zoning data verification in Calhoun County, the local planning or zoning office overseeing the property in question is the authority to contact. Local offices have a dedicated zoning officer who can assist in retrieving zoning-related records, such as maps, ordinances, and plans, that can serve as references in confirming zoning information.