Kentucky statewide guides
Kentucky-specific guides on the certificate of delinquency tax sale, KREC Form 402 disclosure, judicial foreclosure and redemption, and the inheritance tax. For guides that apply in any market, browse the full guide library.
Kentucky Property Tax Sale: Certificates of Delinquency Explained
The April 15 transfer to the county clerk, the summer certificate sales, the 12% rate, the one-year wait before suit, and how to sell first.
Kentucky Seller Disclosure Requirements
KREC Form 402, when KRS 324.360 applies, the 72-hour delivery rule, the auction and foreclosure exemptions, and how as-is sales work.
How to Stop Foreclosure in Kentucky
Kentucky's court-run process, the master commissioner sale, the two-thirds appraisal rule and six-month redemption, and how a cash offer fits.
Selling an Inherited House in Kentucky
Kentucky's inheritance tax classes and the 2026 change for nieces and nephews, the new spousal share, the six-month creditor window, and how heirs sell.
Louisville
Jefferson County market data, landlord rules, code liens, and your cash offer options
Louisville Housing Market 2026
GLAR's August 2026 numbers, inventory up a third, 46 days on market, Zillow values by neighborhood, and what it means for sellers.
Selling a Louisville Rental With Tenants in Place
URLTA notice rules in Jefferson County, the rental registry and its fees, carrying costs, and how to get a cash offer with tenants in place.
Lexington
Fayette County market data, Bluegrass Realtors figures, and what they mean for sellers
Bowling Green
Karst ground, sinkhole disclosure and insurance, and cash offer options in Warren County
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