Henry County Property Appraiser: Assessment Records

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Henry County, Georgia · Assessment Records · Tax Assessor

Search Henry County Assessment Records, Read the Value & Route Taxes, Appeals and Deeds Correctly

Searchers often type Henry County Property Appraiser, but the official Georgia office is the Henry County Tax Assessor / Board of Assessors. Use it for property valuation, assessment records, parcel maps, property returns, appeals, conservation use and exemption status. Use the Tax Commissioner for bills and payments, and use the Clerk of Superior Court for deeds and liens.

The practical workflow is simple: open the official assessment search, verify the parcel, save the parcel or property ID, read fair market value and assessed value separately, then choose the correct office for homestead, appeals, taxes or recorded documents.

Official term: Tax Assessor / Board of Assessors Search route: Henry County Search Records / qPublic Assessor phone: 770-288-7999 option 1 Homestead deadline: April 1 for current year Last reviewed: September 2, 2026
Official Search Records Page Open qPublic Henry County Tax Assessor Website
Owner · Address · Parcel · Map Fair market value 40% assessment Tax bill route Assessor → Appeal → Tax Commissioner → Clerk
Correct GA office Henry County Tax Assessor / Board of Assessors
Assessor location 140 Henry Parkway, McDonough, GA 30253
Assessment formula Assessed value is generally 40% of fair market value
Payment office Henry County Tax Commissioner

Start here: Henry County “Property Appraiser” means Tax Assessor in Georgia

Georgia does not use the Florida county-office title “Property Appraiser.” In Henry County, the public assessment record is handled through the Tax Assessor / Board of Assessors. The Tax Commissioner handles the property-tax bill and collection side. The Clerk of Superior Court handles recorded deeds, liens, plats and real-estate filings.

Assessment record

Find the parcel first

Use Henry County’s official Search Records page or the qPublic Henry County link. Search by parcel, address or owner, then verify the physical property before using values.

Open official search page
Value question

Look at fair market and assessed value

Georgia uses fair market value and assessed value. For many real-property tax calculations, assessed value is 40% of fair market value before exemptions and millage are applied.

Read Georgia DOR FAQ
Bill or deed

Do not use the wrong office

Pay or print a tax bill through the Tax Commissioner. Find deeds, liens and plats through the Clerk of Superior Court Real Estate Division.

Use the office router
Important terminology note: do not use Florida-only language for this Georgia page. Henry County, Georgia does not use TRIM, Save Our Homes, portability or Value Adjustment Board. Use Georgia terms: Board of Assessors, fair market value, assessed value, annual Notice of Assessment, Board of Equalization, Tax Commissioner, homestead exemption, conservation use and Clerk of Superior Court.

Henry County Tax Assessor office information

For assessment records, exemptions, property returns, value appeals and assessor questions, start with the Henry County Tax Assessor / Board of Assessors. The Tax Commissioner contact page lists the Assessor’s Office contact email and phone, while the county staff directory identifies John Selfe as Chief Appraiser.

Assessment office

Henry County Tax Assessor / Board of Assessors

Chief Appraiser: John Selfe

Address:
140 Henry Parkway
McDonough, GA 30253

Phone: 770-288-7999, option 1

Email: henrytaxassessors@henrycountyga.gov

Typical public office hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Confirm holiday closures before visiting.

What to bring or save

Before calling or visiting

  • Parcel ID, map/parcel/property ID or qPublic record link.
  • Physical property address and owner name on the record.
  • Annual Notice of Assessment if you are asking about a value change.
  • Homestead or exemption application confirmation if checking status.
  • Comparable sales, photos, repair estimates or property facts if questioning value.

Which Henry County office handles your property task?

Most user frustration comes from sending the right question to the wrong office. Use this table before paying, appealing, filing or ordering a record.

I need to… Correct office or system What to do after opening the link
Search an assessment record Henry County Tax Assessor / qPublic Open Search Records, choose the property-search route, accept the disclaimer if shown, then search by parcel, address or owner.
Check appraised value, assessment value or property characteristics Tax Assessor / Board of Assessors Open the parcel record, verify tax year, building/land data, fair market value, assessed value and exemptions.
Apply for or check Homestead exemption Assessor’s Office / Tax Commissioner drop-off route Use the official Homestead page, confirm April 1 deadline rules, prepare required documents and save filing confirmation.
File a property tax return County tax officials / Assessor as directed Use Georgia DOR forms and Henry County instructions. Returns are generally filed January 1 through April 1 unless a specific rule says otherwise.
File business personal property Tax Assessor’s Office Use the Property Returns and personal-property guidance; Henry County notes personal property returns are due by April 1.
Appeal an assessment value Tax Assessor / Board of Assessors Use the appeal instructions and file within 45 days of the Notice of Assessment date.
Pay property tax or print receipt Henry County Tax Commissioner Open View or Pay Property Tax Bill, proceed to the payment/search system, verify the account and review card/eCheck fees before paying.
Find deeds, liens, plats or real-estate filings Henry County Clerk of Superior Court Real Estate Division Use Deeds/Liens, Locating Records, GSCCCA or the county real-estate record route. Do not treat qPublic ownership as legal title proof.

Henry County maps and parcel boundaries

Henry County’s Tax Assessor navigation includes a Mapping section, and Henry County GIS resources include parcel-related mapping data. Use map tools for orientation, parcel identification and planning context. Do not use map lines as a legal survey, easement opinion, title opinion or zoning approval.

Use maps for

Assessment research

  • Finding the parcel location after a record search.
  • Checking nearby properties and general map context.
  • Comparing a property record with parcel geography.
  • Finding clues for land, floodplain or planning questions when layers are available.
  • Preparing a more focused question for the Assessor or GIS staff.
Do not use maps as

Legal proof

  • Boundary survey.
  • Recorded plat substitute.
  • Title search.
  • Easement determination.
  • Zoning or permitting approval.
Visual workflow

How to use map data without overclaiming

Find record Use qPublic / county search Save parcel ID Open map Check location and layers Research only Need proof? Use survey / recorded records Assessment maps are useful for research. Legal boundaries, title and easements require official recorded documents and qualified professionals.
Tax Assessor Mapping Page Henry County GIS Henry County Map Viewer

How to read Henry County appraised value and assessed value

Georgia property tax is an ad valorem tax, which means it is based on value. The Tax Assessor handles the value and assessment side. The Tax Commissioner handles the collection side. A common mistake is to read the fair market value, assessed value and tax bill as if they are the same thing.

Fair market valueAssessor’s value estimate
Assessment ratioUsually 40% for taxable real property
Assessed valueValue used before exemptions and millage
Tax billTax Commissioner collection record
Value decoder

What to inspect on the record

  • Fair market value is the assessor’s value estimate, not a sale listing or private appraisal.
  • Assessed value is generally 40% of fair market value for many property-tax calculations.
  • Exemptions can reduce the taxable amount when the owner and property qualify.
  • Millage is the tax rate applied by taxing authorities.
  • Tax bill status should be confirmed with the Tax Commissioner before payment.
Do not confuse

What the record does not prove

  • It is not a deed or title report.
  • It is not a boundary survey.
  • It does not prove lien status.
  • It does not replace the Tax Commissioner’s current bill.
  • It does not automatically show every buyer’s future tax situation.
Illustrative Georgia value stack

How a Georgia assessment can move toward estimated tax

Fair Market Value Assessor’s value estimate $400,000 example Assessed Value Georgia 40% calculation $160,000 example Tax Estimate After exemptions + millage Example only. Actual taxes depend on tax district, exemptions, millage, credits, appeal status and Tax Commissioner records.
Georgia formula reminder: a common simplified Georgia example is fair market value × 40% = assessed value, then assessed value minus applicable exemptions × millage rate = estimated tax. Always use the official Tax Commissioner bill for payment.

Henry County homestead exemption: deadline, documents and status check

Georgia homestead exemptions reduce property taxes for a qualifying legal residence. Georgia’s official guidance says a homeowner must own the property, occupy it, use it as a legal residence and not claim homestead on another property in Georgia or another state. Applications are due by April 1 for the current tax year.

Deadline

April 1 for current year

File by April 1 for the exemption to apply to the current tax year. Late or missing filing can push the benefit to a later year.

Henry County contact

Assessor handles questions

Henry County’s Tax Commissioner homestead page tells users to contact the Assessor’s Office at 770-288-7999 option 1 for homestead questions or status checks.

Drop-off route

Tax Commissioner can receive completed forms

The Tax Commissioner’s page states the Tax Commissioner’s Office is a drop-off location for completed homestead applications.

How to apply or check status

  1. Open the official Henry County Homestead Information page.
  2. Use the online application link or download the official Homestead Application if that is the correct route for your case.
  3. Confirm the parcel or property ID from qPublic before filing.
  4. Gather required proof, which can include owner information, property address, parcel ID, proof of residency, Georgia driver’s license, vehicle registration, recorded deed if county records have not updated, or trust documents where applicable.
  5. File by April 1 for the current tax year.
  6. Save the submission confirmation, receipt, copy or delivery proof.
  7. Later check qPublic or contact the Assessor’s Office at 770-288-7999 option 1 to confirm status.
  8. File a new application after buying a new home, changing the deed, or becoming newly eligible for age, disability or other special exemptions.
Henry County Homestead Information Georgia Homestead Guide Georgia Property Tax Forms
New buyer warning: do not estimate your future Henry County tax bill by copying the seller’s current bill. A seller may have homestead, senior, disability or other exemption treatment that will not apply to the buyer in the same way.

2026 Georgia property tax relief grant: what Henry County homeowners should verify

Georgia’s 2026 Property Tax Relief Grant is separate from the normal homestead exemption. State guidance describes it as a one-time reduction that can lower the assessed value of qualified homesteads by $18,000 for eligible property-tax bills. It is shown as a tax-bill reduction, not as a paper check or direct deposit.

Potential benefit

$18,000 assessed-value reduction

For eligible homesteads, the grant can reduce assessed value before qualifying millage is applied.

Not for every property

Homestead status matters

State guidance says the relief applies to qualified homestead properties, not rental properties that do not qualify as homesteads.

Verify on bill

Tax Commissioner record controls

Use the official Henry County property-tax bill to see whether the relief appears and how it affects the actual amount due.

Do not promise the credit without checking: relief-program eligibility, local implementation and bill display should be verified on the official Henry County tax bill and Georgia Department of Revenue guidance before advising a homeowner.
Georgia 2026 Property Tax Relief Grant Check Henry County Tax Bill

Property returns and business personal property in Henry County

Georgia property-tax returns are generally filed with county tax officials between January 1 and April 1 unless a specific local or state instruction says otherwise. Henry County’s property-tax information page notes that personal property includes business furniture, fixtures, machinery, equipment and inventory, and it also references boats, aircraft, hot air balloons and jet skis. Returns are due to the Tax Assessor’s Office by April 1.

Return topic What it means What to do next
Real property return Used when returning real property and improvements for assessment purposes. Use the Georgia DOR real-property form and Henry County instructions; do not mail DOR forms to the state if county filing is required.
Business personal property Business assets such as furniture, fixtures, machinery, equipment or inventory can be taxable personal property. File with the Assessor’s Office by April 1 and keep a copy of the submitted return.
Aircraft, boats and similar property Henry County guidance includes certain aircraft, boats, hot air balloons and jet skis in personal-property discussion. Confirm the correct personal-property return type before filing.
Appeal started by returned value Henry County notes that when the owner declares a value, the Board of Assessors may mail an assessment notice accepting or keeping the value. If the notice keeps or changes the value, preserve the 45-day appeal deadline.
Henry County Returns / Appeals / Personal Property Georgia Real & Personal Property Forms

Conservation use and preferential assessment in Henry County

Henry County’s Tax Assessor navigation includes Conservation Use, Qualification & Rules, Application & Requirements for Less Than 10 Acres, and Approval Process & Appraisal Method. Georgia conservation use rules can be valuable for qualifying agricultural, timber or conservation property, but they come with documentation rules, acreage limits, covenant terms and breach penalties.

Potentially useful when

The property truly qualifies

  • The primary use is a bona fide qualifying agricultural, timber or conservation use.
  • The owner can support the claimed use with records if required.
  • The applicant understands the 10-year covenant concept.
  • The property is within acreage and ownership limits.
  • The owner files by the required county deadline.
Do not assume

Common mistakes

  • Vacant land automatically qualifies.
  • A prior owner’s covenant safely transfers without review.
  • Zoning alone proves conservation-use eligibility.
  • Recreational land automatically qualifies as agriculture.
  • Breaking a covenant has no tax penalty.
Less-than-10-acre warning: Georgia rules can require additional proof for smaller tracts, including farm-income or expense evidence in some situations. Contact the Assessor before relying on a generic checklist.
Henry County Conservation Use Qualification & Rules Georgia Conservation Use Values

Henry County assessment appeals: deadline, evidence and 85% bill rule

Georgia uses an annual Notice of Assessment process. Henry County guidance says the Board of Assessors mails an assessment notice in the spring and the property owner then has 45 days to appeal the assessment. Georgia DOR’s uniform appeal form guidance also says appeals must be filed with the County Board of Tax Assessors within 45 days of the notice date.

Jan. 1Ownership and property-tax status date for many Georgia property-tax issues.
Jan. 1–Apr. 1Common filing window for returns and current-year homestead deadline.
SpringAssessment notices are typically mailed after Board of Assessors review.
45 daysAppeal deadline measured from the Notice of Assessment date.
Pending appealHenry County states taxpayers receive an 85% bill until the appeal is resolved.
After decisionAdditional balance or adjustment may follow once the appeal is resolved.

Appeal workflow

  1. Open the parcel in the official Henry County property search and save the parcel or property ID.
  2. Read the Annual Notice of Assessment and write down the notice date.
  3. Identify the issue: fair market value, property characteristics, exemption status, ownership display, personal property, or classification.
  4. Gather evidence before filing: comparable sales, photos, repair estimates, appraisals, building-size evidence, permit records or supporting documents.
  5. Use Georgia’s uniform PT-311A appeal form or Henry County’s current appeal route.
  6. Select the appeal method required on the Georgia form, such as Board of Equalization, hearing officer or arbitration where applicable.
  7. File with the Henry County Board of Assessors within 45 days of the assessment notice date. Do not send the form to the Georgia Department of Revenue.
  8. Keep proof of mailing, in-person delivery or accepted electronic submission if the county allows electronic filing.
  9. If a tax bill arrives while the appeal is pending, review Henry County’s 85% bill guidance and pay by the required due date to avoid collection problems.
Issue Stronger evidence Weaker argument
Fair market value Recent comparable sales adjusted for location, size, age, condition and property type. One online home-value estimate or a neighbor’s tax bill.
Condition Dated photos, repair estimates, inspection findings and contractor documentation. “The home needs work” with no documentation.
Property facts Survey, floor plan, permit, demolition record, measurement support or assessor correction evidence. Unsupported square-footage guess.
Exemption or classification Application copy, deed, residency proof, age/disability proof, conservation-use records or denial notice. Assuming the seller’s benefit continues automatically.
Henry County Property Appeals Henry County Appeal Form Route Georgia PT-311A Appeal Form 85% Pending Appeal Bill Info
Deadline warning: informal conversations do not protect appeal rights by themselves. Preserve the 45-day deadline shown on the Notice of Assessment and follow the filing instructions for the current year.

Henry County property-tax bills and payments

Property-tax payment questions belong with the Henry County Tax Commissioner. The Tax Commissioner’s official site provides Pay/Search Property Tax, View or Pay a Property Tax Bill, property-tax information, payment instructions and office contact information.

Tax Commissioner

Payment and bill contact

Tax Commissioner: Michael C. Harris

McDonough office:
140 Henry Parkway
McDonough, GA 30253

Stockbridge office:
164 Burke Street
Stockbridge, GA 30281

Phone: 770-288-8180, property tax option 3

Email: propertytax@henrycountyga.gov

Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

Payment workflow

After opening the payment page

  1. Click the property-tax bill or payment link.
  2. Proceed when the site warns you are leaving the county website.
  3. Complete the security check if prompted.
  4. Search by map/parcel/property ID, bill number, owner name or property address.
  5. Verify the owner as of January 1, parcel, bill year and amount due.
  6. Review card, debit and eCheck fees before paying.
  7. Save the receipt or payment confirmation.
Tax payment item Official detail to verify Why it matters
Payment by phone Henry County lists IVR property-tax payment by phone at 1-855-255-6196. Use the year and bill number carefully; phone payments can be harder to visually verify.
Card fee The official page lists a 2.5% Government Window card fee. Fees can change and are not kept by the county, so review the final payment screen.
eCheck fee The official page lists a $1.50 eCheck fee. eCheck can be cheaper for many taxpayers but must be entered accurately.
Transaction limits The official page notes daily limits: $20,000 credit-card transactions and $60,000 eCheck transactions, subject to your own bank/card limits. Large payments may require planning or another payment method.
Pending appeal Henry County says a taxpayer appealing value receives a bill for 85% until the appeal is resolved. An appeal does not mean you should ignore the tax bill.
View or Pay Property Tax Bill Property Tax Information Tax Commissioner Contact
Bill-name warning: Henry County payment guidance says tax bills are in the name of the owner as of January 1. A recent buyer should verify deed timing, assessment records and the Tax Commissioner bill before assuming the bill is wrong.

Deeds, liens, plats and real-estate records

The assessment record can help identify a property, but it is not the legal record of title. For deeds, liens, plats, trade names, UCC filings and other recorded real-estate documents, use the Henry County Clerk of Superior Court Real Estate Division or the Georgia Superior Court Clerks’ Cooperative Authority.

Recorded documents

Clerk of Superior Court Real Estate Division

Main Clerk location:
1 Courthouse Square
McDonough, GA 30253

General Clerk phone: 770-288-8022

Real-estate record topics: deeds, liens, plats, locating records, notary public, trade names, UCC and FANS.

Deed search workflow

After opening records

  1. Search qPublic first and save the parcel or property ID.
  2. Open Henry County Deeds/Liens or Locating Records.
  3. Use GSCCCA or the county record route where directed.
  4. Search by grantor/grantee name, filing date, book/page, instrument type or legal description when available.
  5. Compare legal description and recording date with the assessment record.
  6. Order a certified copy only from the official office when a lender, court or agency requires certification.
Henry County Deeds / Liens Locating Records GSCCCA Records FANS Property Fraud Alert
Title warning: a qPublic owner display, Tax Commissioner bill or GIS map does not prove marketable title, lien status, mortgage payoff, easements, legal access or boundary location. Use recorded documents, a title professional, surveyor or attorney when the question is legal.

Henry County estimate calculator and task router

This calculator is educational only. It does not replace Henry County’s official assessment record, Tax Commissioner bill, homestead calculation, 2026 relief grant, exemptions, appeal result, penalties, interest or district-specific millage.

Estimate Georgia-style tax from fair market value

$400,000 fair market value × 40% = $160,000 assessed value. After $2,000 entered reduction and 30 mills, estimated tax is $4,740.

Problem router

Select the issue. This does not file anything; it routes you to the likely starting point.

Choose a task to see the correct Henry County office.

Common Henry County assessment-record problems

Address search does not find the property

Try the parcel or property ID if you have it. Otherwise simplify the street name, remove uncertain suffixes or unit numbers, try owner-name search carefully, and verify the city or unincorporated location before assuming there is no record.

Owner search returns several parcels

Use the parcel ID, physical address, legal-description clues and map location to confirm the correct parcel. Trusts, LLCs, estates, common names and recent sales can make owner search unreliable by itself.

The owner name changed but qPublic still looks old

Check the Clerk of Superior Court or GSCCCA recorded deed first. Assessment databases can lag behind recorded instruments. Do not record another deed only because an assessment display has not updated.

The annual notice increased but I never changed the property

Check fair market value, comparable sales, property characteristics, neighborhood changes, construction records and exemptions. If the value is wrong, preserve the 45-day appeal deadline from the Notice of Assessment.

Homestead exemption is missing

Confirm that you owned and occupied the home, filed by April 1, did not claim another homestead, and used the correct Henry County filing route. Call the Assessor’s Office at 770-288-7999 option 1 to check status.

The tax bill is higher than the assessment estimate

Assessment value is only one part of the bill. Tax district, millage, exemptions, relief credits, appeal status, penalties, interest and Tax Commissioner records can all change the final amount.

The map line looks wrong

Use maps for research and orientation only. For a legal boundary, encroachment, easement or access question, review recorded plats and deeds and consult a surveyor, title professional or attorney.

Official sources and useful links

Use these official sources for live records, current forms, assessment guidance, tax payments, deed searches and Georgia property-tax rules. Recheck fast-changing deadlines, payment fees, filing portals, relief-program status and office notices before filing or paying.

Internal: Orange County Property Appraiser Search 2026 Related internal guide; useful for understanding why Georgia Tax Assessor terminology should not be confused with Florida county Property Appraiser terminology. Henry County Tax Assessor Official county navigation for Board of Assessors, Search Records, Mapping, Homestead, Property Appeals, Property Returns and Conservation Use. Henry County Search Records Official search-records page from the Henry County Tax Assessor section. qPublic Henry County Assessment-record search link listed by Georgia Department of Revenue for Henry County. Henry County Tax Assessor Mapping Official Tax Assessor mapping section for parcel and assessment-map context. Henry County Homestead Information Official homestead page with online application route, drop-off locations and Assessor contact guidance. Returns, Assessments, Appeals and Personal Property Henry County guidance for returns, 45-day appeals, personal property and law-enforcement non-disclosure form routing. Henry County Property Appeals Official Tax Assessor appeal section. Henry County Conservation Use Official Tax Assessor section for conservation use, qualification rules and appraisal method. View or Pay a Property Tax Bill Official Tax Commissioner workflow for bill lookup, payment, receipt and payment-fee details. Henry County Tax Commissioner Contact Official contact page for property tax, tax office locations, Assessor email and office hours. Henry County Deeds / Liens Official Clerk of Superior Court Real Estate Division route for recorded real-estate documents. Georgia DOR Property Tax FAQ State explanation of assessor vs tax commissioner roles, appeal options and Georgia property-tax formula. Georgia 2026 Property Tax Relief Grant Official state guidance for the 2026 homestead tax relief grant and $18,000 assessed-value reduction.

Last reviewed: September 2, 2026. Office structure and assessment concepts are relatively stable, but forms, filing portals, payment fees, annual notices, exemptions, property tax relief, appeal timing and bill data can change. Verify through the linked official source before filing, paying or making legal, tax or financial decisions.

Henry County Property Appraiser FAQs

1. Is there a Henry County Property Appraiser?

“Property Appraiser” is a common search phrase, but in Henry County, Georgia the correct office is the Henry County Tax Assessor / Board of Assessors. It handles assessment records, property valuation, maps, returns, exemptions, conservation use and appeals.

2. What is the official Henry County property record search?

Start with the official Henry County Search Records page or the qPublic Henry County link listed by Georgia Department of Revenue. Search by parcel, property ID, address or owner, then verify the physical property before relying on the data.

3. Where is the Henry County Tax Assessor office?

The Henry County Tax Assessor / Board of Assessors is associated with 140 Henry Parkway, McDonough, GA 30253. The Assessor phone number is 770-288-7999 option 1, and the email listed through county tax contact resources is henrytaxassessors@henrycountyga.gov.

4. What is the difference between fair market value and assessed value in Georgia?

Fair market value is the assessor’s market-value estimate. Assessed value is generally calculated at 40% of fair market value for many Georgia property-tax calculations before exemptions and millage are applied.

5. Does the Henry County Tax Assessor collect property taxes?

No. The Tax Assessor handles valuation and assessment work. Property-tax bills, payments, receipts and many balance questions are handled by the Henry County Tax Commissioner.

6. How do I pay a Henry County property-tax bill?

Use the Henry County Tax Commissioner’s View or Pay a Property Tax Bill page. After opening the payment page, search by map/parcel/property ID, bill number, owner name or property address, verify the year and account, review payment fees and save the receipt.

7. When is the Henry County homestead exemption deadline?

Georgia guidance says homestead exemption applications are due by April 1 for the current tax year. Henry County homestead questions and status checks should be directed to the Assessor’s Office at 770-288-7999 option 1.

8. How long do I have to appeal a Henry County assessment?

Henry County and Georgia DOR guidance point to a 45-day appeal window from the date of the Annual Notice of Assessment. File with the Henry County Board of Assessors and keep proof of timely filing.

9. Where do I find Henry County deeds or liens?

Use the Henry County Clerk of Superior Court Real Estate Division, Deeds/Liens page, Locating Records page or GSCCCA record system. A Tax Assessor ownership display is not a title search or lien search.

10. Is the Henry County parcel map a legal survey?

No. Assessment and GIS maps are useful for parcel identification and research, but they do not replace a legal boundary survey, recorded plat, title search, easement review or legal opinion.

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