Pembina County Property Records

Pembina County, North Dakota, is separated into 13 cities, and Cavalier City is the capital. In Pembina County, ND, property records are a ledger of land, residences, and commercial assets. This public information is instrumental in taxation assessments, property transactions, and overall financial evaluations.

Pembina County property records provide an insight into the local housing landscape, showing a median home value of $119,060, a median rent of $863, and a median household income of $79,511. The records also reveal that the property taxes levied on Pembina County homeowners average to 1% of the assessed property values.

The County Clerk/Recorder serves as the central repository of property records in Pembina County, ND. Their records encompass land contracts, assignments, deeds, easements, plats, mortgages, surveys, patents, right of way, liens, satisfactions, releases, agreements, and more.

Individuals seeking direct access to these records can visit the office at 301 Dakota Street W #10, Cavalier, ND 58220. Alternatively, they can request document copies through email at mpmorden@nd.gov or by mail at the mentioned address.

For online access, individuals must create a paid subscription account to the North Dakota Recorders Information Network portal. By establishing a paid account, users can access and search property records dating from 2003, using criteria such as book or page details, legal descriptions, grantor/grantee names, recording dates, instrument numbers, and document types.

Securing copies of recorded documents in Pembina County entails specific fees. The County Clerk/Recorder charges $1 per page for photocopies. For certified copies, the cost is $5 for the first page and $2 for each extra page. To inquire about the other applicable fees and accepted payment methods, contact the office at (701) 265-4373.

To verify zoning information, individuals should communicate with the Pembina County Planning and Zoning Board. This board manages zoning regulations and land use planning in unincorporated areas of the county. Meanwhile, residents within incorporated areas should contact their local planning or zoning office to address zoning-related concerns and inquiries.