Potter County, Pennsylvania, is divided into 24 townships and six boroughs. Property records in Potter County, PA, contain real estate transactions and ownership accounts. Researchers rely on these records to track the history of specific properties and gain a broader perspective on the county's development over time.

With the county's median household earnings of $55,125, Potter County property records show average home values around $139,266 and a median rent of $741. Regarding property taxes, the county collects 1.27% of a property's assessed fair market value on average.

The Recorder of Deeds safeguards various property instruments, including contracts, deeds, mortgages, releases, assignments, leases, agreements, maps, and more. All these records are available for public inspection in the office at Gunzburger Building, One North Main Street, 1st Floor, Coudersport, PA 16915.

In Potter County, PA, property records are accessible online through LANDEX. This system facilitates efficient document retrieval using criteria such as name, book and page number, instrument number, and recorded date. It also allows individuals to choose from two remote access options for added convenience.

The LANDEX Remote requires users to create an account and acquire a subscription for unlimited document access. Conversely, the LANDEX Webstore operates on a pay-per-view structure, enabling users to conduct online searches and make payments for individual recorded documents.

The fees for obtaining property records in Potter County are $0.50 per page for public-made copies, $1 per page for staff-made copies, and $1 per page for mailed copies with a $3 minimum. For mailed or emailed scanned map copies, the cost is $7 each.

To verify zoning information, individuals should contact the local township or borough office where the property resides. These zoning authorities can provide definitive zoning regulations on properties within their jurisdiction.