Dillon County, South Carolina, houses the City of Dillon and the towns of Lake View and Latta. In Dillon County, SC, property records constitute a vital archive containing pertinent information on real estate, which are indispensable for validating property rights and facilitating transactions in the property market.

Individuals examining the Dillon County property records can gain insights into the housing market and economic condition of the county through the median home value of $89,483, the median rent of $652, and the median household income of $37,144. Additionally, the county levies a median property tax rate of 0.51%.

Property records in Dillon County, SC, are managed by the  Clerk of Court. As the register of deeds, the Clerk oversees the recording and indexing of various land-related documents, such as deeds, mortgages, plats, maps, liens, and leases.

The Clerk's office maintains indices that indicate the locations of recorded instruments within the designated storage facility. These indices are organized according to criteria such as party name, legal description, recording date, document type, and book/page.

To date, all public property records can only be browsed and retrieved on-site in the Clerk of Court's office at 301 W Main St., Dillon, SC 29536, during regular office hours. Alternatively, records can be requested by submitting a mail-in request to P.O. Drawer 1220, along with the required documentation and associated fees.

Fees are applied for every property record copy acquired from the Clerk of Court's office. To learn about the detailed breakdown of document duplication cost and additional information about property record access and retrieval, contact the office at (843) 774-1425 or email dilloncoc@bellsouth.net.

Regarding zoning information, one can contact the  Dillon County Planning and Zoning Department at (843) 841-3874 for verification. They ensure that zoning and land uses comply with the comprehensive plan, codes, and regulations within unincorporated areas of the county. For incorporated areas, contact the local offices that oversee the zoning of properties within their respective jurisdictions.