Humphreys County, Tennessee, incorporates the cities of Waverly, McEwen, and New Johnsonville. Property records in Humphreys County, TN, contain information on property sales, construction details, and changes in ownership. They can be valuable for residents and local authorities in making informed decisions about the community's future.

Analysis of recent Humphreys County property records uncovers a median household income of $58,659, an average home value of $181,575, and a median rent of $946. In median property taxes, the county collects 0.47% of a property's assessed fair market value.

As mandated by the Tennessee State legislature, the Register of Deeds is the constitutional office overseeing legal real property documents, including mortgages, liens, amendments, deeds, plats, releases, and other related documents.

In Humphreys County, TN, property records are indexed online through the TitleSearcher. In this system, individuals can access recorded documents dating from March 1993 on a subscription basis. They can look up property information by party name, instrument type, book/page number, instrument number, and legal description.

Alternatively, individuals unable to access the system can visit the office at Room 3, Rawlings Bldg., 102 Thompson St., Waverly, TN 37185, during regular business hours. They can also email document requests to jan.davis@titlesearcher.com.

The Register of Deeds charges $2 per document for emailed copies of property records. For additional information or inquiries regarding fees and other services, contact the office at (931) 296-7681.

To verify zoning designations for properties within Waverly and McEwen city limits, contact the Waverly Codes Department at 931-296-4300 and the McEwen Zoning and Planning Commission at 931-582-6211 respectively. For properties inside New Johnsonville boundaries, contact the local zoning authority for information on land use regulations and planning.