If I held a rental property for a long while and it appreciates, how would I be able to cash out the appreciated value, without selling the property?

Hey everyone, so I have made a few posts now and here is my next question. I am most interested in buy and hold investments, I have done enough research and reading to get the concepts of it and the term I have heard ...

After searching the site, I can't seem to find the basic appreciation formula.  Any insight?

Where can I find how much appreciation has gone up/down in certain states/cities?

Any sites that will provide me this information? I can not find any that I can trust. I have found some, but I am not sure whether or...

Hi BP! I live in and love Anchorage, AK. We've had a technical recession here - and now our budget with a new governor is up in the air... people are wanting greater stability than we've had for the past 3-4 years. I ...

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What do you expect as baseline appreciation on your investment properties?
I have a 2/1 on a large lot in a nice area that never appreciates over 7% a year and a bare bones huge old 1910 triplex in an excellent neigh...

Ok, this may be a dumb question but - My home is three years old. I would like to 'borrow the appreciation' as in Kiyosaki's book Real Estate Advantages.  This is an equity loan....  right?I know - It may explain it f...

This seems to be a widely held mantra here.  If you buy in a high appreciation market, you're not investing, you are speculating.  That's not something I have ever heard here in Hawaii.  Probably because it's not true...

If your goal is to buy in an appreciation market as I've seen on BP many times.  So basically buying and waiting for the rise in the housing market and then sell high.  But when the housing market is high, rents go up...