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Angel Moreno
  • Waukegan, IL
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My house appreciated 30% in the last 30 days according to Zillow

Angel Moreno
  • Waukegan, IL
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I purchased my first home exactly one year ago at a price of $55k. Today on Zillow it is estimated at 80k with a 30% appreciation in the last 30 days. How accurate can that be? And if is accurate should I sell or continue to hold. I plan to rent out for 1000 a month in the next couple months leaving me with a $300 cash flow a month.

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Originally posted by @Angel Moreno:
I purchased my first home exactly one year ago at a price of $55k. Today on Zillow it is estimated at 80k with a 30% appreciation in the last 30 days. How accurate can that be? And if is accurate should I sell or continue to hold. I plan to rent out for 1000 a month in the next couple months leaving me with a $300 cash flow a month.

 Hmmm, if it is appreciating at 30% per month, it will be worth $1,863,846.81 in one year so I think I would hang on to it.

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