Larimer County, Colorado, consists of eight municipalities, some entirely situated in the county and others extending partially beyond its limits. In Larimer County, CO, property records are essential for tracking property rights, transfers, and legal details.

The median home sale price in Larimer County is around $493,076, while the median home rent is $1,650. The average property tax rate across the county is 0.49%, and the median household income is $90,413.

In Larimer County, CO, the Clerk Recorder oversees property records. This office holds Larimer County property records, which date back to 1862, including mortgages, plats and land surveys, deeds, easements and covenants, and liens.

Furthermore, it indexes property records online by grantor/grantee names, document types, book and page numbers, record dates, and reception numbers for easy document lookup.

To access these records, individuals can request via mail or phone or use the Easy Access Portal. This portal allows users to search anonymously or as registered users.

The fees for obtaining copies of property records in Larimer County vary based on the document type, size, and search method. For registered users using the portal, it costs $0.25 per page for standard-sized documents and $2 per page for larger ones. Certified copies requested through phone or mail have the exact charges, with an extra $1 for certification per document.

To confirm zoning details in Larimer County, CO, contact the local zoning department where the property is located or the Larimer County Planning directly. One may also access zoning maps and information on their website.