Inyo County, California, houses the City of Bishop. Property records in Inyo County, CA, list ownership, parcel details, valuations, tax assessments, and sale histories. They allow the public to research property details for real estate transactions or development proposals.

When evaluating the Inyo County property records, one can uncover a median home value of $221,885 and a median rent of $986. With a median household income of $59,549, the county collects 0.72% median property taxes based on assessed property valuations.

In Inyo County, CA, property records are maintained by the County Clerk-Recorder's office. This office serves as the central repository for various property documents, including mortgages, deeds, and liens. It has preserved copies of all recorded land transactions since the county's formation in 1866.

To access property records from 1982 to the present, individuals can visit the Inyo Clerk-Recorder Self-Service Web Portal. On this website, users can search for records using criteria such as party name, recording date, document type, and document number. The search is free, but downloading or printing the records incurs a fee.

Once the desired documents are located, individuals can add copies or certified copies to their shopping cart. After checking out, they can print or download the purchased documents.

Fees for obtaining copies of property records include $1 per page for standard copies and an additional $2 per certified document. There is also a credit card processing fee of 3.25%, with a minimum of $2.

For official records prior to 1982, individuals must contact the County Clerk-Recorder's office at 760-878-0224. They can schedule in-house research at the office at 168 N. Edwards Street, Independence, CA 93526. Alternatively, records can be requested by sending a letter to the office's mailing address, P.O. Box F, Independence, CA 93526. The letter should include the required documentation and fees.

If the acquired property records need zoning verification, contact the Inyo County Planning Department. The staff there can look up any parcel in the county by address to provide details on its specific zoning classification and land use permissions, referencing official zoning maps and other records maintained by the department.