Fresno Property Records

Fresno County, California, comprises 15 cities, with Fresno City being the largest among them. In Fresno County, CA, property records refer to official papers comprehensively documenting real estate ownership, transactions, property assessments, and associated legal intricacies.

Fresno County property records showcase a median home value of $314,186 and a median rental rate of $1,188. The county's households produce a median income of $63,550. Regarding property taxes, Fresno County boasts an average rate of 0.73% of a property's assessed value.

Those who want to look up property records in Fresno County, CA, such as deeds, mortgages, liens, and easements, contact the Fresno County Assessor-Recorder's Office or use their Official Records Search and Copies (Web) system.

One can utilize this system to locate documents recorded on or after January 1, 1981. These records can be found using information such as the names of the grantor and grantee, the recording date, the document number, or the document type.

Copies of recorded documents from the Assessor-Recorder's Office vary in cost based on the size of the document pages. Fees range from $0.50 to $4 per page, with an additional $1 fee for certification under seal.

For property assessments, tax records, parcel information, and property ownership details, contact the Fresno County Assessor's Office or use their online tools, such as the Assessed Value Lookup and the Map Page Lookup systems.

To verify zoning information in Fresno County, CA, consult the Department of Public Works and Planning's website or contact the city's planning or zoning office, depending on the property location. Both sources offer access to zoning maps and detailed zoning ordinances for reference and verification.