Montgomery County, Maryland, consists of 19 municipalities, which include cities and towns. Property records in Montgomery County, MD, refer to official documents maintained by the county government that contain detailed information about real estate ownership, transactions, assessments, and property-related legal matters.

Montgomery County property records define the local housing market dynamics through the median home values of $671,197. Additionally, the data reveals a median rent of $2,068 and a median household earning of $145,802. As for the property taxes, owners pay at a median rate of 0.9%.

In Montgomery County, MD, property records are maintained by the Circuit Court Clerk's Office, specifically within the Land Records Department. The department houses various property records dating as far back as July 1777. These records include deeds, mortgages, condominium plats, liens, financing statements, and other real estate ownership and transaction documents.

To access property records, visit the Montgomery County Land Records Department during regular business hours. Provide the property's address, legal description, and valid identification, and pay the associated fees. Additionally, some property records may be available online through the county's official website for remote access.

Fees for property records in Montgomery County are $0.50 per page for regular and self-service copies, and for certified copies, it's $5 per certification in addition to $0.50 per page. Triple seals are $10 for the seal and $0.50 per page copied. Payment is by cash or check only.

Zoning details for any Montgomery County property are available online through the interactive zoning map. Search using a property address or navigate the map to its location. The property's zoning information appears in a box, with links providing further zoning details.