Nance County, Nebraska, contains the cities of Fullerton and Genoa. In Nance County, NE, property records contain vital information about real estate titles and valuations. These records are fundamental for accurate taxation, legal property transfers, and maintaining property rights.

According to Nance County property records, the region features a median home value of $133,800 and a median rent of $745. These figures are set alongside the recorded median household income of $69,610. In terms of real estate taxes, it is revealed that the county collects 1.29% on average.

The Register of Deeds primarily maintains property records in Nance County, NE. However, the County Clerk can act as an ex officio Register of Deeds if no one is elected to this position. These officials' responsibilities include recording and indexing real documents like deeds, plats, mortgages, and liens.

Individuals can access these property records online through the Nebraska Deeds Online platform. This platform allows users to search documents using criteria like property descriptions, document types, recording dates, and grantor/grantee names.

Meanwhile, those seeking physical access to property records can visit the Register of Deeds office at 209 Esther St, Fullerton, NE 68638. Alternatively, records can be requested by mail at P.O. Box 338, fax at (308) 536-2742, or email at clerk@nancecountyne.gov.

Securing copies of property records in Nance County involves fees that vary depending on the document type requested, certification needed, and retrieval method chosen. Since the official fee schedule does not disclose copy fees, record seekers are advised to contact the Register of Deeds office at (308) 536-2331 for the most up-to-date pricing information.

Those interested in verifying zoning information in Nance County can consult the Zoning and Floodplain Administrator. This authority enforces zoning in unincorporated areas. It maintains zoning maps and related resources to assist with zoning inquiries.

For properties within incorporated cities, the respective city zoning administrator can be contacted as they oversee zoning matters independently within their boundaries.