Kitsap County Assessor
Kitsap County · assessments, parcel details, and assessor-record questions
The Assessor handles assessed values, parcel details, and questions about assessor records.
619 Division Street, Port Orchard, WA 98366.
Bremerton, Washington · Kitsap County
Bremerton and Kitsap County Home Seller Resources
Find the right local office for a property record, tax bill, deed, court document, or estate question, then compare your selling options. USA Home Buyers buys houses as-is in Bremerton and Kitsap County, in any condition — no repairs, no cleaning, no cleanout required to sell to us.
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Find the right help for your property question
For a property value, tax bill, deed, or court paper, start with the office that handles that question. The cards below show where to go.
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Local offices and records
Kitsap County offices and what each one handles
The Assessor, Treasurer, Auditor, Clerk, and Superior Court each handle different property or court questions. Here’s where to start.
Kitsap County Treasurer
Kitsap County · property-tax payments and county tax-foreclosure information
The Treasurer handles property-tax payments and county tax-foreclosure information.
Office: 619 Division Street, Port Orchard, WA 98366. Mail: PO Box 169, Port Orchard, WA 98366-0169.
Kitsap County Auditor
Kitsap County · property records and document recording
The Auditor handles county property records and records deeds and other land documents. The County offers online and mail recording options.
The Auditor is in Port Orchard.
Kitsap County Clerk
Kitsap County · probate and Superior Court document questions
For probate filings or Superior Court document questions, the Clerk’s probate information is a useful place to start.
614 Division Street, Room 202, Port Orchard, WA 98366.
Kitsap County Superior Court
Kitsap County · court information, calendars, and contact routes
The Superior Court provides county court information and calendars.
Kitsap County GIS
Kitsap County · county map, tax-property search, and assessor map resources
Kitsap GIS has county maps, property search, and assessor map resources.
Washington selling cost
What to check about Washington real estate excise tax
Washington’s real estate excise tax (REET) has a graduated state portion and a local portion. The amount depends on taxable selling price, classification, and property location. The Department of Revenue lists current rates and exemptions; the settlement agent can confirm the amount for the sale.
The seller generally pays REET. If it goes unpaid, the buyer is responsible, and unpaid tax can become a lien on the property. Your mortgage, liens, back taxes, and share of current property taxes are separate. When you sell to us, we pay the closing costs, including Washington real estate excise tax. Read Washington Department of Revenue REET guidance ↗
Situation help
Selling a Bremerton-area house when something has made it harder
Find a page for the situation making your sale harder, from an inherited house to a foreclosure notice, tenant, code issue, fire, or lien.
Inherited house
See options for selling an inherited house, even when it needs cleanout or repairs.
Open the Bremerton page →Foreclosure
Read about selling when a lender has sent a foreclosure notice or set a sale date.
Open the Bremerton page →Divorce sale
See options when a divorce puts a shared house and its timing in question.
Open the Bremerton page →Tenant-occupied house
See what selling can look like when a tenant or lease is part of the picture.
Open the Bremerton page →Code violations
Learn about selling when a code notice or repair issue is hanging over the house.
Open the Bremerton page →Fire-damaged house
See what to consider after a fire, including insurance and an as-is sale.
Open the Bremerton page →Property liens and back taxes
See options when property liens or back taxes are part of a house sale.
Open the Bremerton page →Read or compare
Guides, market context, calculator, and process
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Property-specific help
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Tell us whether you’re looking up a tax bill, deed, estate, or code issue, or deciding how to sell. Call 888-274-5006 or share the address and your question below.
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Bremerton and Kitsap County resource questions
Who handles assessed value, property taxes, and recording a deed?
The Kitsap County Assessor handles assessed values and parcel details. The Treasurer handles property-tax payments. The Auditor records deeds and other land documents.
Where can I check an unpaid property-tax balance or county tax-foreclosure information?
The Kitsap County Treasurer lists payment options and county tax-foreclosure information. Its office is at 619 Division Street in Port Orchard; mail goes to PO Box 169, Port Orchard, WA 98366-0169.
Where do I start with probate or a court document?
For probate filings, start with the Kitsap County Clerk’s probate information. The Superior Court site has county court information and calendars. The Auditor records deeds and other land documents.
How do I find the Washington real estate excise tax for a sale?
Washington REET has a graduated state portion and a local portion. The amount depends on taxable price, classification, and property location. The Department of Revenue lists current rates and exemptions; the settlement agent can confirm the amount for the sale.