Instant Access to Kiowa County, Kansas Property Records

Kiowa County, Kansas, consists of three cities, which are Greensburg, Haviland, and Mullinville. In Kiowa County, KS, property records contain information on the land assessments and valuations on which tax duties are levied and which are applied for properties within the county. Such records help with land and building transactions, development, property appraisals, and financing of property matters in the county.

Recent Kiowa County property records give a clear insight into the real estate as well as the financial picture of this location, indicating a general average home value of $89,300.00 and an average monthly rental payment of about $716.00 by its residents.

Besides, the county's household usually brings home a median salary of $75,288.00, while owners bore a median tax of 1.44% on their assessed property values.

Property records in Kiowa County, KS, are held and maintained at the Register of Deeds office. This official is in charge of real estate documents from deeds, liens, mortgages, and leases to plats and all corresponding instruments. The office records are made public except the Kansas Real Estate Sales Validation Questionnaire, a closed record (with very few exceptions) by statute.

Anyone wanting to view or make copies of these records must go to the office during its working hours (8:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M., Monday through Friday) at 211 East Florida Ave, Greensburg, Kansas 67054. Keep in mind that the Register of Deeds serves as a recorder, not a researcher. This office cannot be held responsible for any missed documents or information.

Typically, property records can be searched and retrieved based on party name, document type, legal description, and recording date. If records are found, copy charges are $1 per page, while faxed copies are billed at $2 per page. For alternative methods, like online systems, for accessing and requesting records and for additional assistance, call the office at (620) 723-2441.

For verifying zoning information in Kiowa County, KS, contact the local zoning office or relevant county authority. Alternatively, use tools like Regrid, which provides aerial imagery and GIS (Geographic Information System) data to confirm zoning designations.