Henry County, Tennessee Property Records

Henry County, Tennessee, encompasses four cities, with Paris being the most populated. In Henry County, TN, property records are significant data sources providing property specifics, which contributes to transparency in real estate transactions.

Henry County property records present a comprehensive view of the housing dynamics, reflecting a median home value of $109,357. Further details from the records include a median rent of $629 and a median household income of $47,684. In property taxes, the county secures an average rate of 0.55% in collections.

Property records in Henry County, TN, fall under the purview of the  Register of Deeds. The Register's office preserves and maintains real estate-related transaction documents like liens, mortgages, deeds, and plats. These records are typically indexed according to various parameters, including party name, legal description, recording date, book/page, and instrument type.

The Register of Deeds ensures that the recorded property documents are conveniently accessible by the public, whether online or on-site. The  U.S. Title Search Network houses document indexes from July 1, 1999, onwards. However, account registration and subscription are required before anyone can utilize the site's search functions.

Alternatively, the Register's office in the Courthouse Annex in Paris, TN, caters to visitors who wish to browse property archives during office hours. Interested individuals can also acquire copies of property documents by writing a mail-in request to Henry County Courthouse Annex, 213 W. Washington Street, 2nd Floor, P.O. Box 44, Paris, TN, 38242 or by fax at (731) 642-2123.

When requesting copies of property records in Henry County, the Register of Deeds imposes specific fees, which are not explicitly provided on their website. For the breakdown of costs and information on payment procedures, contact the office directly at (731) 642-4081.

For those looking to confirm zoning information, Henry County does not have zoning regulations in unincorporated areas. For properties in incorporated areas, zoning data can be verified by contacting the local planning or zoning office with jurisdiction over the property.