Dyer County, Tennessee, constitutes the three cities of Dyersburg, Newbern, and Trimble. In Dyer County, TN, property records are thorough data resources about properties. They offer transparency and assist in the decision-making process for buyers, sellers, and governmental bodies.

A review of Dyer County property records reveals home values averaging $137,240, median monthly rent of $693, and median annual household income of $58,418. Regarding property taxes, the county levies a median rate of 0.66% of a property's assessed fair market value.

Property records in Dyer County, TN, are primarily managed by the  Register of Deeds. They promptly file various real estate documents such as deeds, liens, mortgages, plats, and leases submitted by the county's residents. The recorded documents can be retrieved at the Register's office, located at Court Street, Room 200, Dyersburg, TN, during regular office hours.

The  Tennessee State Library and Archives (TSLA) receives microfilmed versions of records from the Register of Deeds. They preserve property-related records from 1822 onwards and are sorted based on the grantor (seller) and the grantee (buyer) names. For a list of documents available for purchase, consult the  Dyer County Records Consolidated List.

Individuals interested in obtaining copies of property records from the Dyer County Register of Deeds can contact the office at (731) 286-7806 and inquire about the detailed fee schedule. As for the cost of copies and the procedure of purchasing documents from the TSLA, one can refer to their  Copy Order Form or call (615) 741-2764 from Tuesday to Saturday for information.

The verification of property zoning information in Dyer County, TN, can be conducted with the  Building and Zoning Office at (731) 287-0775. This office provides zoning maps and handles complaints about overgrown yards and debris. Additionally, they oversee the issuance of building permits for all kinds of construction projects.