To search for property records, deed images, liens, and title information in West Virginia, you’ll need to access county-level records. Here’s a comprehensive guide: BEGIN PROPERTY RECORDS SEARCH HERE

Where to Search WV Property Records

1. County Clerk’s Offices – Property records in West Virginia are maintained at the county level. Each of the 55 counties has its own County Clerk who maintains these records.
2. WV County Records Online Portal – Many WV counties now offer online access to property records through their websites.
3. West Virginia State Auditor’s Office – Their website provides links to county tax records and property information.

Step-by-Step Process

Online Search Options:

1. Visit the specific county clerk’s website where the property is located. For example, if you’re searching in Kanawha County, visit their clerk’s website.
2. Use the WV State Auditor’s website (wvsao.gov) to access their property tax records search feature.
3. Third-party providers – Services like:
   • Property Shark
   • NETR Online
   • Title companies that offer record search services

In-Person Search:

1. Visit the County Clerk’s office in the county where the property is located
2. Request assistance with deed records, liens, and title information
3. Some counties charge fees for copies of documents

What You’ll Need:

• Property owner’s name
• Property address
• Tax map and parcel number (if available)
• Approximate date of purchase (for historical searches)

Types of Records Available

• Deeds (warranty, quitclaim, etc.)
• Mortgages and releases
• Liens (tax, mechanic’s, judgment)
• Easements
• Plat maps
• Surveys
• Tax information

Many WV counties use digital indexing systems that allow searches by name, property address, or parcel number, but older records may still be in physical books and require in-person research.

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