Mobile County Property Search
Mobile County Property Records are official documents that contain data about real estate and property owners in the county. The different property records available to the public include property title history, deeds, liens, mortgages, descriptions, and plats. The Judge of the Probate Court is the record custodian for real property records in the county. Mobile County Property Search helps the public find property records for both residential and commercial properties in the county.
Are Mobile County Property Records Public?
Yes. According to section Al. Code §36-12-40 of Alabama Open Records Law, the interested persons are allowed to access property records. This means individuals can inspect and copy public records unless the record is exempt from public disclosure. Generally, confidential and sensitive personnel information is sealed under the law or court order in Alabama. Records that are open for public inspection will only be made available upon request.
Where to Perform a Mobile County Property Lookup
To perform a Mobile County Property Lookup, interested members can visit the County Probate Court in person. Individuals can access property records using the computer terminals provided in the Records Division at the court.
The court provides an online record search database that uses advanced technology with search options. Landmark WEB allows individuals to access index information about real property. To register and search the property records index on Landmark WEB is free. However, to view and obtain document images will require a fee of $0.10 per page. All email requests can be sent to probatecourt@probate.mobilecountyal.gov.
Mobile County Probate Court
Mobile County Government Center Annex
151 Government Street
Mobile, AL 36602.
Mail
Probate Court of Mobile County
Post Office Box 7
Mobile, AL 36601.
Alternatively, members of the public may visit the Mobile County Revenue Commissioner's office to obtain property records. The website also provides a search database that allows individuals to find property records. Note that offices are usually closed on Wednesdays.
How to Perform a Property Owner Lookup in Mobile County
The Mobile County Revenue Commissioner's website has a property search tool that helps individuals conduct a property owner lookup. The 'Advanced' tab directs the requester to search for records using the following information:
- Owner Name
- Street Number
- Key Number
- Property Type
- Business Type
- Street Name
- Parcel Number
- Tax Year.
How to Find Mobile County Property Records Online
Interested members can find Mobile County Property Records online at the County Probate Court website. The Record Division provides a Miscellaneous Index of property records that can be accessible to public users. Some third-party sites also allow individuals to find property records online. These sites may be run under state and government agencies and will only require the individual to provide property name, description, and year.
How to Find Property Owner by Address for Free
Members of the public can conduct a free property owner search by address at the Mobile County Revenue Commission online or in person. Visiting the office to obtain property records may require a specific fee, however, the search online is free.
Mobile County Property Tax Lookup
The Mobile County Revenue Commission provides a 'Citizen Access Portal' that allows members of the public to access property tax information. Clicking on 'Property Tax', the requester will be required to search using criteria name, parcel, mailing address, property address, and key.
Property taxes are used to provide important services and infrastructure such as schools, roads and highway construction, police services, and fire services. Requesters can visit the office to request property tax information or directly send a mail through the address below.
Mobile County Revenue Commissioner
3925 Michael Boulevard Suite G
Mobile, AL 36609
Phone: (251) 574-8530
Mail
PO Drawer 1169
Mobile, AL 36633.
How to Find Mobile County Property Appraiser
The Alabama Real Estate Appraisers Board provides a search database for individuals interested in finding Property Appraisers in the county. Upon visiting the website, the requester must input certain details to successfully search for an Appraiser. These details include:
- License Number
- First and Last Name
- Business Name
- County
- Type
- Congressional District.
Mobile County Property Assessor
The Revenue Commission is responsible for mapping, appraising, assessing, and collecting property taxes in Mobile County. The office also supervises the granting of exemptions from taxes across the various cities in the county.
In Mobile County, it may not be necessary to reassess real property each year, unless there is a change in ownership, mailing address, description of property, or a physical change in the property. Property owners must report any change to the Revenue Commissioner by year ending.
On the other hand, personal property must be assessed annually and reports must be made to the Revenue Commissioner between October 1 and December 31. Failure to obey attracts a penalty of $5.00 which is added to the assessment return at the end of the year
Below are the locations and contact information of Property Assessors in Mobile County:
3925 Michael Boulevard
Suite G
Mobile, AL 36609
Phone: (251) 574-8530
Schedule: Monday to Friday (7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.)
5808 Highway 90 West
Suite G
Theodore, Al 36582
Phone: (251) 574-8530
Schedule: Monday to Friday (7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.)
Eight Mile Shopping Center
4557 Street Stephens Road
Eight Mile, AL 36613
Phone: (251) 574-8530
Schedule: Monday to Friday (7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.)
109 Street Main Street
Citronelle, AL 36522
Phone: (251) 574-8530
Schedule: Tuesdays and Thursdays (8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.)
151 Government Street
Mobile, AL 36602
Phone: (251) 574-8530
Schedule: Monday to Friday (7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
