Caddo Parish, Louisiana, comprises one city, four towns, six villages, and one unincorporated community. In Caddo Parish, LA, property records contain information about land parcels and buildings located within the parish. These public records provide details like the property's ownership, address, size, assessed value, tax liability, and more.

In Caddo County, LA, the median home rental price is $848, the average home value is $140,152, and the median property tax rate is 0.52% of a property's assessed fair market value. The median household income is $46,114.

Property records in Caddo Parish, LA, are maintained by the Recording Department of the Clerk of Court. The office handles various instruments, including deeds, mortgages, judgments, and tax liens. These records have been computer-indexed since the 1980s, and scanning began in 1995, covering conveyances back to 1914 and scans back to 1838.

Attorneys, title examiners, and the public can access property-related information through the Mortgage and Conveyance Index Books in the Record Room. Records are indexed by name and the order of filing. The Index Books provide the book and page numbers of the original instruments.

Aside from visiting the office, obtaining copies of property records from the Caddo Parish Clerk of Court Office can be done by making written public record requests. Those interested in searching property indexes without incurring charges can create an account on the Free LCRAA Indexes website.

In Caddo Parish, LA, fees for recorded document copies are priced at $1 per page. Meanwhile, certification of documents requires a fee of $10 per document in addition to the associated copy costs.

To verify zoning information in Caddo Parish, contact the Planning and Zoning Commission or submit a zoning verification request. Additionally, zoning can be determined by contacting the local planning/zoning office having jurisdiction over a specific property.