Plymouth · Marshall County · Indiana
Find the right office for an assessment, tax bill, recorded deed, court record, or building question. The City of Plymouth is the Marshall County seat, but a county address is not automatically inside city limits. Start with the property address and the notice or record you have.
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City of Plymouth official site ↗Find the right help
The Assessor handles value and assessment records; the Treasurer handles tax billing and collection; the Recorder handles deeds; and the Clerk is the contact route for court filings and records. City and county building offices also have separate service areas. Use the exact property address when you call, and check with the office if you are unsure which jurisdiction covers it.
Useful offices
County offices are listed separately from the City of Plymouth. These addresses and roles are contact routes; verify current hours and confirm the correct office for the property before relying on an answer.
Marshall County · property assessment and valuation
Contact the Assessor for assessed value, property assessment records, and valuation questions. Assessment records are different from tax bills, recorded deeds, and court records.
(574) 935-8525 · Marshall County Building, 112 W Jefferson St, Room 307, Plymouth, IN 46563
Marshall County Assessor ↗Marshall County · property-tax billing, collection, and tax-sale contact
Call the Treasurer about property-tax bills, payment or collection questions, and the status of a tax-sale matter for a parcel.
(574) 935-8520 · Marshall County Building, 112 W Jefferson St, Room 206, Plymouth, IN 46563
Marshall County Treasurer ↗Marshall County · county tax duplicate and related property-tax records
Use the Auditor for the county tax duplicate and related property-tax records. For billing and collection, contact the Treasurer; for assessed value, contact the Assessor.
(574) 935-8555 · Marshall County Building, 112 W Jefferson St, Room 205, Plymouth, IN 46563
Marshall County Auditor ↗Marshall County · recorded deeds, conveyances, and other instruments
Contact the Recorder to locate a recorded deed or another instrument in the land records. A recorded deed is a different record from an assessment or a court filing.
(574) 935-8515 · Marshall County Building, 112 W Jefferson St, Room 201, Plymouth, IN 46563
Marshall County Recorder ↗Marshall County · court filings and court-record contact
For a court filing or court record, including a probate filing, start with the Clerk. If you are looking for a particular case or judgment record, give the office the case or property details and ask where that record is held.
(574) 936-8922 · 211 W Madison St, Plymouth, IN 46563
Marshall County Clerk of the Circuit Court ↗Marshall County · estate, mortgage-foreclosure, and tax-sale case information
The Court lists estate, mortgage-foreclosure, and tax-sale case categories. Use its contact information for a court case question; the Clerk is the contact route for court filings and records.
(574) 935-8780 · 501 N Center St, Suite 301, Plymouth, IN 46563
Marshall County Circuit Court ↗Marshall County · county building permits and inspections
Contact the Building Department about permits and inspections for the jurisdiction covered by the county office. Ask which office serves the exact property address before relying on a permit answer.
(574) 935-8531 · Marshall County Building, 112 W Jefferson St, Room 302, Plymouth, IN 46563
Marshall County Building Department ↗City of Plymouth · city building permits, inspections, and code questions
For a property inside Plymouth city limits, contact the City Building Commissioner about city permits, inspections, and code questions. A county office and a city office serve different jurisdictions, so confirm the property location first.
(574) 936-2824 · 111 N Center St, Plymouth, IN 46563
City of Plymouth Building Commissioner ↗A useful tax detail
When you sell to us, we pay the closing costs. That does not pay your mortgage, liens, back taxes, or your share of current property taxes. For a tax balance, ask the Marshall County Treasurer about billing or collection and the Auditor about the county tax record. Ask the closing professional to confirm how the current property-tax share applies to your transaction.
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Contact USA Home Buyers
Share the property address and the record, notice, or sale question you are trying to sort out. We buy houses as-is, and you can ask us for a cash offer without making repairs or cleaning first.
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Contact the Marshall County Assessor at (574) 935-8525 for assessed value and assessment records. The Assessor is different from the Treasurer, who handles property-tax billing and collection, and the Recorder, who handles recorded deeds and other land instruments.
Start with the Marshall County Treasurer at (574) 935-8520 for property-tax billing, collection, or a tax-sale question. The County Auditor maintains the tax duplicate and related property-tax records; the Assessor handles valuation questions.
Contact the Marshall County Recorder at (574) 935-8515 for a recorded deed or other land instrument. For a court filing, case, or judgment record, start with the Clerk of the Circuit Court at (574) 936-8922 and ask where the specific record is held.
The City of Plymouth Building Commissioner handles city building-permit, inspection, and code questions for property inside city limits. The Marshall County Building Department handles county permits and inspections for the jurisdiction covered by that office. Give the office the exact property address and confirm which jurisdiction applies.
When you sell to us, we pay the closing costs. This does not pay your mortgage, liens, back taxes, or your share of current property taxes. Ask the Marshall County Treasurer about tax billing or collection and the closing professional about the current tax allocation for your transaction.