Did you try the county auditor's website? 

You can also visit the county auditors page and have a look at the current assessment vs the tax rate.

Banks are required to maintain documentation to support their underwriting ability and decisions to provide to regulators and auditors when they are examined/audited.

So, if you want to take 25K to "sink into a custom 82 Jeep Scrambler diesel conversion", as long as you have 25K or more in contributions, you can take it out without worry of audit or penalty or need to pay back the withdrawal.

The Auditor's site had a Chase bank office located in Jacksonville as the owner.  

It would look like they're appraisal shopping to auditors.

For our county, the IRS actually provides a blanket waiver that the Auditor's office provides in the detailed information on the logistics of the tax lien sale. 

Google "cincinnati metropolitan sewer district fraud"pay special attention to headlines such as :FBI investigating MSD spending - Cincinnati EnquirerAudit of Metropolitan Sewer District cites poor oversight on spending, mismanagementState auditor investigating Cincinnati Metropolitan Sewer District ...State auditor to probe Cincinnati sewer district spendingyour water/sewer bill is not that bad.

You can set up rules by supplier and it’ll attach the receipt to the transaction in QBO (which is great in case of audit or if you have questions later). 

The buildings are definitely zoned to separate parcels, but when I looked at the county auditor's website, these buildings are zoned, "multi family 4-19 units" .