Lemhi County, Idaho, is home to two cities, one town, one village, and two unincorporated communities. In Lemhi County, ID, property records reveal details on land parcels like valuations, legal descriptions, tax assessments, and encumbrances. Homeowners rely on the accuracy of this information to establish their title and understand what rights or claims others may have on their property.

Examining Lemhi County property records showcases a varied local housing market. The county's average home value stands at $258,600, with a median rent of $726 and median household earnings of $48,282. Moreover, residents pay median property taxes of 0.41% of their property's assessed value.

The County Clerk/Auditor/Recorder is the central hub for property records in Lemhi County, ID. This office is responsible for receiving, filing, and maintaining a variety of real estate documents, including deeds, plats, mortgages, liens, surveys, and leases. These instruments are typically indexed by grantor/grantee name, book and page details, document number, instrument type, and recorded year.

In contrast to certain other counties, the County Clerk/Auditor/Recorder in Lemhi County does not offer an online database that provides property record searches on their official website. As a result, those needing these documents must visit their physical location at 206 Courthouse Drive, Salmon, ID 83467, to access the desired real estate archives directly.

Alternatively, they can mail a completed Public Records Request form to the above address. They can also send this form through fax to (208) 756-8424 or via email to clerk@lemhicountyidaho.org.

In Lemhi County, ID, obtaining property documents costs $1 per page for standard copies, with survey copies priced at $5 each. Certified copies for most recorded property documents carry an additional charge of $1. For further information on these charges, contact the office at (208) 742-1667.

For zoning verification, contact the Lemhi County Building Department at (208) 742-1703. Their staff can look up any parcel in the county by address and provide the current zoning classification, land uses, and any applicable zoning ordinances.