Musselshell Property Records

Musselshell County, Montana, spans an area of 1,965 square miles and is home to Roundup, Klein, Camp Three, and Melstone municipalities. Property records in Musselshell County, MT, are indispensable resources that document all real estate's ownership history, legal descriptions, and property characteristics within the county's boundaries.

An in-depth examination of the Musselshell County property records reveals a median home value of $195,700, accompanied by a median rent cost of $657. These figures directly relate to the county's median household income of $40,496. Additionally, the county typically collects 0.67% in median property taxes from property owners.

In Musselshell County, MT, property records are maintained by the Clerk and Recorder's office. This office handles a comprehensive array of land documents, including deeds, contracts, mortgages, assignments, leases, satisfactions, releases, and liens. These records are meticulously indexed and are available in handwritten, microfilm, and computerized formats.

Currently, no online databases are offered on the official web page of the Clerk and Recorder for remote access to property records. To access these records, individuals must visit the Clerk and Recorder office at 506 Main Street, Roundup, MT 59072. Upon visiting, searches can be conducted using the grantor/grantee name, recording date, book/page, legal description, and document type.

Alternatively, individuals can request recorded property documents through written requests submitted via mail, email, or fax. These requests should include specific details about the records to be copied and the reason for the request. It may also be necessary to provide proper identification and payment of fees to ensure prompt and secure request processing.

In Musselshell County, most property document copies cost $0.50 for the initial page and $0.25 for each subsequent page. Certified copies of recorded documents require a $2 certification fee in addition to the copy fees. For information on accepted payment methods and any further inquiries, contact the Clerk and Recorder's office at 406-323-1104 or submit an online form.

If the obtained records from the Clerk and Recorder's office need further zoning verification, consult the Musselshell County Planning Board or contact the relevant offices in the municipality where the subject property lies. These entities administer zoning regulations within their jurisdiction and can help identify a parcel's current zoning designation and process rezoning, conditional use, and variance requests.