No, a condo often does not have a Land Value on the Assessor's Statement.
Set up your Rental Property with a Cost Basis of your Purchase Price, plus Sales Expenses, plus Improvements, and use $0 for Land Value.
Click this link for more info on Rental Condo Land Values.
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