Greenlee County, Arizona, consists of five separate cities and towns. In Greenlee County, AZ, property records consist of public documents that legally define all plots of land, homes, buildings, and fixed assets associated with an owner. They support rightful use and exchange, property tax collection, urban planning, dispute mediation, and more.

A closer look at Greenlee County property records unveils a median home value of $103,900 and a median rental cost of $613, set against the county's median house income of $64,339. The records also demonstrate that Greenlee County oversees a median property tax rate of 0.5% to property owners.

In Greenlee County, the Recorder's Office is entrusted with the task of recording and maintaining property documents submitted for public record. Among the documents typically recorded in the office are mortgages, deeds of trust, tax liens, surveys, and all other property transaction documents mandated by law to be registered.

The County Recorder offers convenient access to these records online at their physical location at 253 Fifth St., Clifton, AZ. Their online service provides document images from the 1960s, along with all recorded surveys and plat maps dating back to the early 1900s.

Individuals unable to visit the office can request copies of property documents by mailing a public records request to P.O. Box 1625, Clifton, AZ 85533.

Requests should identify the document to be copied, providing relevant details like the grantor/grantee name, document number, and recording date. Additionally, a check or money order to cover the copy cost should be included, along with a self-addressed stamped envelope for the return of the requested documents.

For further information regarding specific requirements, associated fees, and other pertinent details about accessing and obtaining property records in Greenlee County, AZ, contact the County Recorder's Office at (928) 865-2632.

For zoning verification, contact the Greenlee County Planning and Zoning Office. This office serves as the regulatory authority for all land use and development activities in the unincorporated areas of the county. They provide free determinations of zoning and floodplain status. For properties outside their jurisdiction, contact the relevant offices in the city or town where the property is situated.