If you're looking for a specific address, type in the number and name of the street. To find all properties on a specific road, type in the name of the street, without suffixes.

To search for a segment of properties on the same road, enter a start number, a hyphen and an end number, for example: 1000-3000 MAIN. If you need to limit the results by directional constraint, enter N, S, E, W, NE, NW, SE or SW, minus the period, just before the street name. Ex: W MAIN

NOTE: If you are having problems finding a specific location, remove a piece of information from your search. This may bring up multiple properties, but it may reveal more efficiently the property you want.

Enter the Parcel ID number. Ex: 014J01500000

No dashes or spaces are needed.

Enter the last name of the owner first, followed by the first name. Ex: Doe John

To narrow your search, place a middle initial, minus a period, at the end of the typed search. Ex: DOE JOHN T

To find properties owned by public and private entities, enter the full name of the company. City of Louisville

It's possible the property you are searching for has multiple owners. However, you should search for just one owner at at time.

For best results do not insert commas to separate first and last names.

Enter the Legal terms. Ex: HIGHFERN

Enter the Serial ID number. Ex: 10000

Enter a starting and ending price (numbers only; no commas) and enter a date range for your search.

Select a property class, and a neighboorhood.