Search Custer County, ID Property Records

Custer County, Idaho, has four cities: Challis, Mackay, Stanley, and Clayton. Property records in Custer County, ID, provide crucial information about ownership, boundaries, transactions, and history of properties that are used to settle legal issues related to inheritance, tax assessments, and land rights.

The recent Custer County property records revealed a median home value of $301,500.00 and a median rent of $663.00. This translates to a median household income of $67,553.00. The average collected real estate tax rate is 0.23% based on assessed property values in the county.

Property records are retained by the Custer County Clerk's Office. All the relevant property documents are digitized and recorded, including deeds, mortgages, plat maps, surveys, easements, assertions of right-of-way, some liens, etc.

Records are indexed in all of the criteria, including by name, date, book and page, instrument number, and legal description by property. In this respect, access would be as straightforward for the public at large as for the different agencies of the county who might need these records.

Today, property records of Custer County are not available for online access. Interested individuals seeking records can visit the County Clerk's office in person at 801 E Main Ave, Challis, Idaho 83226. Research is available by visiting the County Clerk's office at 801 E Main Ave, Challis, Idaho 83226. Public computers are present there to search for records.

Records are also faxable at (208) 879-5246 or by mailing to PO Box 385, Challis, ID 83226 USPS, or 801 E Main Ave #385, Challis, ID 83226 FedEx/UPS.

For any fee-related inquiries or other information on how one may pay and the further requirements for accessing the document, the County Clerk's office is open for concerns at (208) 879-2360.

For an unincorporated land zoning verification, contact the Custer County Planning and Zoning Department. The proper city official handling zoning should be looked up if the property interested in is inside the city limits. The appropriate city or county zoning and planning office maintains the current list of zoning designations based on property characteristics.