For my condo, i have only a building value and no land value in town records (property taxes). so should record the building value as the "improvement value"?

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Yes, if you have no land ownership as part of your condo, Enter your property values per the property tax records with Land =0 and Improvements= $XXXX. See the screenshot below.

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For my condo, i have only a building value and no land value in town records (property taxes). so should record the building value as the "improvement value"?

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