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Updated about 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Appreciation on monthly balance sheet?
Hi.
I like to update my balance sheet each month, and wanted to get some feedback regarding appreciation calculation. It's not an exact science, but it's fun to keep track of appreciation on the properties (SFR's) I have. I use 3% annual, or .25% monthly, to keep track of growth. This is based off of the last appraisals I have from the properties. Does anyone do it differently, or have a suggestion? The balance sheet is great to see things in black and white, and keeps me motivated.
Thanks for any feedback.
Harry