Sale Sep 21, 2026 · #1
1321 Washington Ave., Owensboro, KY
Kentucky Housing Corp. v. Brandi J. Houtchen 26-CI-00804
- Appraisal
- $74,000.00
- Judgment
- $112,377.33
- Map #
- 5-12-7-12
Office of the Master Commissioner · Owensboro, Kentucky
The Master Commissioner conducts judicial sales of real estate ordered by the Daviess Circuit Court. Find every scheduled property, sale-day rules, and results from past sales — updated as soon as the office is notified.
Scheduled properties
Every property below has been referred to the office by the Court and assigned a sale date. Details are posted as soon as they are received and updated when a sale is cancelled or completed.
Sale Sep 21, 2026 · #1
Kentucky Housing Corp. v. Brandi J. Houtchen 26-CI-00804
Sale Sep 21, 2026 · #2
Curtis Ham v. Carla R. Skarupa, et al. 25-CI-00102
Sale Sep 21, 2026 · #3
Tax Brake KY, LLC v. TAC Investments, LLC, et al. 25-CI-01259
How it works
Judicial sales follow a set process laid out by Kentucky law and the orders of the Daviess Circuit Court. Here is what to expect.
A judgment is entered in the Daviess Circuit Court and the property is referred to the Master Commissioner. It is assigned the next available sale date and posted on this website.
The sale is advertised in the Owensboro Messenger-Inquirer classified section on the three Saturdays before the sale, and listed here with the appraisal when available.
Sales begin promptly at 10:00 a.m. The highest bidder may pay in full or pay a 10% deposit and sign a bond with surety for the balance, due in thirty days.
The purchaser has ten days for a title examination and objections. After the Court confirms the sale, a deed is typically ready in four to five weeks.
Listings
Current listings with case numbers, appraisals and status — plus results from every sale since 2017, searchable by address or case.
Guidance
Deposits, bonds and surety, the right of redemption, title, taxes and possession — the answers bidders ask for most.
Records
Look up parcel maps, assessments and ownership records for any property in Daviess County on the PVA website.
Meet the Master Commissioner
Appointed by the Daviess Circuit Court, the Master Commissioner is a neutral officer of the Court who conducts judicial sales of real estate and assists the Court with lien enforcement and related litigation in Daviess County.
The Master Commissioner is an unbiased party to these legal actions and cannot provide legal advice. We recommend that bidders, owners and lien holders consult a qualified real estate attorney.
Daviess County, Kentucky
Sale day
Sales are held on the third Monday of each month at promptly 10:00 a.m. (in January, the sale is held on the fourth Monday). They take place in the Fiscal Court Room on the second floor of the Daviess County Courthouse, 212 St. Ann Street, Owensboro, Kentucky.
Stay informed
Sign up and the office will let you know when a new sale list is posted, a property is cancelled, or results are recorded.