If your search returns a list of properties, you can use the Export Search Results button to download a copy of the information in a comma-separated values (CSV) file to your computer. The file will be saved to the folder you have set on your computer as the default for downloads.
FAQs
What is considered a “fair arms length transaction?”
An Arms Length Transaction is described as: a property that is sold at “fair cash value” between a willing Seller and a willing Buyer after being advertised on the Open Market.
How do I manage Active Sessions?
Depending on your subscription, you have a maximum number of sessions available at a given time; only that many users can be logged in at the same time. For example, the 1-User subscription allows only one person to be logged,
How do I subscribe to the PVA?
If you already have an account add a new subscription now. If you don’t have an account, sign up now to purchase a PVA Subscription.
You can choose from the following subscription levels:
Day Pass (Non-recurring) $10.00:
This level provides access to the search services and sales map information for 24 hours at a time.
What is the amount for the Homestead/Disability Exemption?
The Homestead/Disability Exemption for 2023-2024 is $46,350.
Learn more about the Homestead Exemption.
Learn more about the Disability Exemption.
How does PVA assess property?
The market (or sales) approach to value, the cost approach to value or the income approach to value with the assistance of a computer assisted mass appraisal (CAMA) system. Assessment guidelines and methods are in accordance with the Kentucky Department of Revenue’s Office of Property Valuation and Kentucky Revised Statutes.
When can I contest my property assessment?
Under state law (KRS 133.120) property owners who wish to contest their assessment must first complete the PVA Online Conference during the annual Open Inspection Period (OIP). By statute KRS 133.045 ,
Where can I find recent comparable property sales that are similar to my property?
Recent sales should be within the last 2 years of the current assessment date. The sales search service on the PVA website is available to the public free of charge two weeks prior to and during the Open Inspection Period (OIP).
Please give examples of documentation I need to support my opinion of value.
Examples of documentation include the following:
A full appraisal of your property
Interior/exterior photos of your property
Your homeowner’s or commercial property owner’s insurance policy
Your listing contract if your property is currently for sale
Estimates of repairs
Original construction costs or costs of additions or improvements to your property
Documentation of recent comparable sales (not assessments) that are similar to your property in size,
Can I mail or hand-deliver my supporting documentation?
If possible, please upload supporting documentation electronically during the Online Conference process so that documents are delivered immediately. Mail or hand deliveries are an option, however. Everyone completing the Online Conference to mail or hand deliver documentation to the PVA office within 24 hours of completing the Online Conference.
