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Estimate your Home Value Appreciation and the Profits from its Future Sale

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You can evaluate your future home equity by using an appreciation rate on your property's value, and comparing its final value with the future mortgage balance that will be left to be paid at the time. This approach will help you project the net value of your real estate asset. After finding the amount of equity, you can then plan to use it as cash down for a new home, an investment for retirement or other, or as a guarantee on a future loan.

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Purchase of the property

Purchase price

Initial investment

Cash down on mortgage	%
Cost of improvements Help This amount will be added to the property's value

Mortgage

Mortgage balance	$
Loan term (years)	Max: 50
Interest rate	%

Final expenses on property's sale

Realtor fees	%
Mortgage closing cost
Other selling costs Help Publicity, travel expenses, etc.

Home appreciation

Number of years
Annual appreciation	%

Net value of your home

Resale value	$
Mortgage balance left to pay	$
Home equity	$

Net profit from resale

Home equity	$
Costs of resale	$
Net profit from resale	$

Find out if your purchase will be a good investment:

Initial expenses

Acquisition fees Help Transfer tax, notary, legal and evaluation fees, etc
Cost of repairs Help No addition to the property’s value

Annual current expenses

Property taxes Help Municipal, school and other taxes
Condo fees
Insurance
Maintenance
Unexpected / Other expenses
Inflation	%

Total expenses when purchasing
and owning a property

Initial expenses and investment Help Cash down on mortgage, renovations, repairs & acquisition fees.	$
Capital payment on mortgage loan	$
Interest	$
Current expenses with inflation	$

Total in expenses and investments	$
Net profit from resale	$
Net profit Help If you were living in that property, a profit over 0 means you didn't have to pay housing costs for the duration of that time	$
Effective annual rate of return	%

Other pages that might interest you:

Intro to "What Is the Home Value You Could Afford?"

Intro to "House Flipping; Calculate your Net Profit"

Intro to "Calculate the Net Profitability of your Rental Income Property"

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Numbers in our calculators are rounded to two decimals.
The same calculations made in an Excel spreadsheet may differ slightly.

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