Belknap Property Records

Belknap County, New Hampshire, incorporates one city and ten towns, with Laconia as its county seat. Belknap County, NH, property records are essential in providing detailed information about a property. The data provided is vital for maintaining transparency and legality in property transactions.

Data from the Belknap County property records shows a median home value of $90,222 and a median rent cost of $1,202. Additionally, the median household income in Belknap County is $90,222. Additionally, the county's property tax collection, based on assessments, operates at a median rate of 1.64% of the home's value.

Property records in Belknap County, NH, fall under the custody of the  Registry of Deeds office. This office houses documents such as deeds, mortgages, liens, and plats. It provides online and on-site accessibility, allowing users to search records based on criteria such as names, document types, grantor/grantee, recording date, and legal description.

The subscription-based  Laredo system allows users to browse and print the recorded documents and indices dating back to 1765. Meanwhile, the  AVA Public Search tool offers free but limited document information from 1955 onwards. Alternatively, the Register's office at Court St., Laconia, NH, is open during business hours for in-person browsing.

The office houses index books and two computer systems. Hard copies of these documents are available until 1999, while those from 2000 onwards can be viewed on an optical system. Vault terminals provide access to index information and documents dating back to 1765.

Obtaining property records in Belknap County incurs varying fees. Standard copies of documents obtained from the Register's office are $1 for each page. In addition to the copy charge, obtaining a certified copy of a document incurs a fee of $2. These payments are accepted in cash or check only.

Belknap County, NH, has no specific county office for zoning services. For zoning information about a property, it is recommended to contact the local municipal planning or zoning office.