Clermont County, Ohio property records
Property records in Clermont County, Ohio are kept by three offices: the county auditor, the county recorder and the county treasurer.
Where the record lives
In Ohio the county auditor is the assessor of all real estate and reappraises it every six years; the county recorder records deeds, mortgages and liens; the county treasurer collects property tax.
- RecordsDirectories of county auditors and treasurers (via the Ohio Department of Taxation)
- AuditorCounty auditor (official site)
- DeedsCounty recorder: deeds, mortgages and liens (official site)
- TaxCounty treasurer (official site)
Links last verified: November 2026
What investors check here
In Ohio the county auditor, not an assessor, sets the value of all real estate and reappraises it every six years, so the auditor's site is where the parcel record and valuation are. Deeds, mortgages and liens are recorded by the county recorder. Property tax is paid to the county treasurer.
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