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Craig Carmichael
  • Milwaukee, WI
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property report cards

Craig Carmichael
  • Milwaukee, WI
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Can somebody please help me understand these!  On the summary of improvements what is the grade and condition and how do they determine this? Also were do I find property taxes?

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Evan Salvador
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  • Roseville, CA
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Evan Salvador
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  • Roseville, CA
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No idea how to really read the property card.  As for the property taxes... I don't know if there's an easier way, but I just get the parcel number, then go to the Indianapolis Treasurer site.  Then go to the Property Tax Homepage (It's on the left hand side), Then "View or Pay Bill", then click Real Estate Taxes, then type in the parcel number.  I tried using addresses but it wouldn't find the invoice.   The Invoice's 2nd page shows the taxes and cap. 

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