I have a following table structure.
USERS
PROPERTY_VALUE
PROPERTY_NAME
USER_
Assuming you want to select all the fields in the USERS table
SELECT u.*
FROM USERS u
INNER JOIN
(
SELECT USERS.id as user_id, COUNT(*) as matching_property_count
FROM USERS
INNER JOIN (
SELECT m.user_id, n.name as property_name, v.value
FROM PROPERTY_NAME n
INNER JOIN PROPERTY_VALUE v ON n.id = v.property_name_id
INNER JOIN USER_PROPERTY_MAP m ON m.property_value_id = v.property_value_id
WHERE (n.id = @property_id_1 AND v.value = @property_value_1) -- Property Condition 1
OR (n.id = @property_id_2 AND v.value = @property_value_2) -- Property Condition 2
OR (n.id = @property_id_3 AND v.value = @property_value_3) -- Property Condition 3
OR (n.id = @property_id_N AND v.value = @property_value_N) -- Property Condition N
) USER_PROPERTIES ON USER_PROPERTIES.user_id = USERS.id
GROUP BY USERS.id
HAVING COUNT(*) = N --N = the number of Property Condition in the WHERE clause
-- Note :
-- Use HAVING COUNT(*) = N if property matches will be "MUST MATCH ALL"
-- Use HAVING COUNT(*) > 0 if property matches will be "MUST MATCH AT LEAST ONE"
) USER_MATCHING_PROPERTY_COUNT ON u.id = USER_MATCHING_PROPERTY_COUNT.user_id