Price Property Records

Price County, Wisconsin, consists of two cities, three villages, and 17 towns. Property records in Price County, WI, document land ownership, sales, mortgages, liens, and more to establish legal rights to real estate. Tracking this protects rights and facilitates commerce.

As reflected in Price County property records, the county has a median home value of $119,262 and a median rent cost of around $714. Households in the county earn median salaries of $50,235 and pay median property taxes at a rate of 1.5% of assessed property values.

In Price County, WI, property records are maintained by the Register of Deeds office. This office plays a crucial role in organizing land activities and recording and indexing various documents related to land transactions. They keep hundreds of recorded document types in history, including, but not limited to, survey maps, deeds, easements, land contracts, leases, mortgages, and plats of subdivisions.

Interested individuals can utilize the Tapestry and Laredo platforms to access these records online. The Tapestry program offers a pay-as-you-go system for occasional users, while Laredo is a downloadable application offering regular users subscription options.

These platforms contain records from February 1969 onwards, which can be searched using criteria such as legal description, document number, grantor/grantee information, and recording date.

For documents recorded before February 1969, individuals should visit the Register of Deeds office at 126 Cherry St., Room 108, Phillips, WI 54555. The office provides copies of the original grantor and grantee indexes for older records and tract indexes.

Fees for obtaining copies of property records may vary depending on the document type and services requested. For complete fee information and further details about the Tapestry and Laredo platforms, contact the Price County Register of Deeds office at 715-339-2515 or email rgdeeds@co.price.wi.us.

For zoning verification, contact the Price County Zoning and Land Conservation Department, which governs unincorporated areas except Catawba, Kennan, Georgetown, Ogema, and Hill. For properties within those towns' jurisdictions or any incorporated cities or villages, contact the relevant municipal office instead to obtain updated zoning records and confirm which regulations apply to that property.