The cumbersome aspect that you can expect here is that you've already begun demos and reconstruction, what that means on an appraisal is that you "might" have devalued the property from where you believe it is.

The first part has to do with devaluation of money.

I rounded down since it has extra restrictions that devalue the property.

With the monetary policies the Fed have been advocating, we are sure to see the dollar devalue to the ground and appreciation on assets to keep soaring upwards for decades.

We are considering selling this empty lot for additional cash flow, however, I worry that by doing so will devalue the rental property when it comes time to sell.

Again very common in middle class and upscale neighborhoods.Yes these typically will run forever or as long as the HOA is around and that will almost be something never changed with the HOA as it would only devalue the homes that are there.

A well-planned exit strategy ensures liquidity and the ability to free up cash when needed.Risk Mitigation: Real estate investments come with risks, including market downturns, property devaluation, and unexpected maintenance costs.

They don't get permits for anything done to the property and the use themselves as they started their own Contracting Co so the win all bids but the work done devalues the property and they will not finish the incomplete jobs that have been done.

Brexit will lead to devaluations in the Pound.

They will rent higher and appraise much higher.Once you put a mobile home on land it devalues by 50%, the cost to install will NOT be the same as value to sell or what a residential appraiser says it's worth.Hard money is only going to be for 18 months and they might only give you 65% max of valuation NOT the cost to construct.