Montgomery County, Virginia, is home to the cities of Blacksburg and Christiansburg. In Montgomery County, VA, property records are a significant data source, providing a complete summary of property ownership and usage, vital for making intellectual decisions.

When examining the recent Montgomery County property records, one can uncover a median home value of $217,150 and a median rent of $952. With a median household income of $63,035, the county collects 0.78% median property taxes based on assessed property valuations.

Property records in Montgomery County, VA, are primarily managed by the Clerk of Circuit Court. They maintain various property records, including land transfers, deeds, maps, and mortgages. The Clerk often indexes these documents based on owner names, property addresses, and parcel IDs.

These property archives are accessible in person at the Clerk's Office and through the  Real Estate Information and Property Records Search online database. Additionally, copies of property documents can be requested by filling out the  Copy Request Form and mailing it to the Clerk of Circuit Court.

The fees for obtaining property documents in Montgomery County vary. Document copies cost $0.50 per page. If certification is needed, an extra $2 per document is charged. An additional $6 per document is required for out-of-state copies requiring triple seal certification. Accepted payment methods include cash, money order, Visa/Mastercard (with a 4% surcharge), and pre-approved checks.

Zoning information for a property in unincorporated Montgomery County areas can be verified by contacting the  Planning Department in person, through email, or phone calls. They administer the county's comprehensive land use plan, zoning, and subdivision ordinances. For properties within city limits, the relevant city planning office should be contacted to verify zoning information.