home appreciator
DESCRIPTION
Enter date of purchase, price and current value. Instantly know the yearly rate at which a home has gone up or down. Even account for improvements to a property. Use for whole markets and specific areas. Buyers can compare different rates. See what’s gone up or down the most. Give perspective with rates over 5, 10 or 20 years.TRANSCRIPT
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Your Name Here
Your Firm Name Here
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David Michonski476 S. Frontage Road, Vail, CO
Type Description Year Value
Purchase 1995 $ 195,000
Improvements Complete Renovation2005 $ 225,000
Improvements New Flooring 2006 $ 15,000
Improvements Replace windows 2008 $ 35,000
Sales 2010 $ 950,000
Rate of Return: 7.39 %
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While the Home Appreciator gives an accurate indication of the annual rate a home has
appreciated or depreciated accounting for major improvements, it does not provide a
precise definition. For instance, it asks just to input the year of purchase, improvements
and sale rather than an exact date for each. Given the time value of money, not doing so
will alter the calculation slightly. To create a more precise rate of return one would have to
enter the exact day, month and cost of purchase, improvements and sale. Additionally,
the Home Appreciator does not take into account capital gains taxes, the cost of upkeep,
taxes, assessments, maintenance and other variables that would change the calculation.
Finally, it does not take into account leverage. If for instance, it calculates that a home
has appreciated 3% a year, but was leveraged with an 80% mortgage and 20% equity,
then the return on the equity invested would be approximately 15% a year, not 3%. In
such an instance, the Home Appreciator errs on the side of under-estimating the return
and hence the value of a home investment. Nonetheless, having calculated the rate here,
a homeowner can then adjust such rate for their individual leverage and structure. The
Home Appreciator should not be used for such precise calculations and the provider of
the above rates of appreciation and Power Marketing.pro, Inc specifically disclaim any
liability for the Home Appreciators imprecision. Power Marketing.pro, Inc is not responsible
for errors of information inputted by the user that results in inaccurate returns. Anyone
desirous of more precise and accurate calculations should consults a financial advisor,
accountant or financial analyst skilled at calculating internal rates of return on investments.