Tate County, Mississippi, is home to the Town of Coldwater and the City of Senatobia. Property records in Tate County, MS, encompass ownership details, loan and tax records, and specific property information. Maintaining this transparent repository ensures precise transactions, development, taxation, and dispute resolution based on enduring documented facts for land dealings.

Recent Tate County property records show a median home value of $170,500 and a median rent cost of $873 against the median household earning of $57,141. The records also reveal that the county levies a median property tax of 0.8% of a property's assessed fair market value.

In Tate County, MS, property records are maintained by the Chancery Clerk's office. The Chancery Clerk records and preserves various real estate-related documents, including deeds, mortgages, liens, assignments, releases, leases, and plats. These records are carefully indexed and securely stored in office vaults to ensure easy retrieval when needed.

Individuals seeking access to property records can visit the Chancery Clerk's office at 201 S. Ward Street, Senatobia, MS 38668, during their regular operating hours. Alternatively, make a written request and send it by mail to P.O. Box 309, Senatobia, MS 38668, with a self-addressed stamped envelope or postage for secure delivery, and include the necessary payment.

For a convenient option, use the Tate County Land Records system or RecordsUS by OMNI Technologies. This online platform lets users search for property instruments using criteria like grantor/grantee names, book and page details, legal descriptions, filing dates, and instrument numbers. A free account is required for access.

Fees for obtaining copies of recorded instruments from the Tate County Chancery Clerk's office are typically minimal. For the fee schedule and detailed information on acquiring record copies, contact the office at 662-562-5661 Ext. 3.

For property zoning verification, contact the Tate County Planning Commission at (662) 562-5733, the office that oversees planning, land use regulations, and community development. For properties outside their jurisdiction, the relevant city planning and zoning department should be contacted instead to obtain the official zoning designation.