Property Records

Pulaski County AR Property Records

Pulaski County property records, including deeds, liens, appraisals, and tax information, are maintained by the Pulaski County Real Estate Department and can be searched online through the Pulaski County Clerk’s search portal. Recording a document costs $15 for the first page and $5 for each additional page, and starting August 5, 2025, anyone filing a deed must present a photo ID under Act 752.

Property records serve as the official history of real estate ownership in Pulaski County, Arkansas. Whether you’re buying a home, researching an investment property, or settling a legal matter, these records establish who owns what, what debts are attached to a property, and how much it’s worth. The Pulaski County Real Estate Department maintains deeds, mortgages, plats, liens, and leases dating back to 1819, with digitized records from 1994 to the present searchable online.

How to Record and Search Deeds in Pulaski County

A deed is the legal document that transfers property ownership from a grantor to a grantee, and every property transfer in Pulaski County must be recorded with the Real Estate Department to become part of the public record. Recording a deed costs $15 for the first page and $5 for each additional page, payable by credit card, cash, check, or money order, either in person or through the online payment portal. Deeds and other real estate documents can be looked up directly through the Pulaski County Clerk’s online search tool, and Google Chrome is the recommended browser for best performance.

Liens, Appraisals, and Tax Information

Beyond deeds, Pulaski County property records also include liens, appraiser data, and tax information that protect creditors and inform buyers. Liens appear on a property’s record to alert prospective buyers and lenders that a creditor has a legal claim against the property until a debt is satisfied. Appraiser records, maintained separately through the Pulaski County Assessor’s office, establish a property’s value for tax assessment and financing purposes; residents can call the Assessor’s office at 501-340-6170 for details on valuation and sale prices. For tax payment questions or amounts owed, property owners should contact the Pulaski County Treasurer’s office at 501-340-6040. The Real Estate Department also accepts electronic recording, or eRecording, through approved vendors such as Simplifile and CSC eRecording Solutions, allowing documents to be transmitted and recorded within seconds.