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SUMMARY:Appreciation Calculations
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DESCRIPTION: Simple appreciation 
Formulas: Total appreciation = Current value - Original price Total appreciation rate = Total appreciation &divide; Original price Average annual appreciation rate = Total appreciation rate &divide; number of years One year appreciation rate = (Annual appreciation amount) &divide; (Value at beginning of year)
Examples: 1. A home purchased for $200,000 five years ago is now worth $300,000. What are the total appreciation amount, total appreciation rate, and average appreciation rate? Total appreciation = ($300,000 - 200,000), or $100,000 Total appreciation rate = ($100,000 &divide; 200,000), or 50% Average annual appreciation rate = 50% &divide; 5 years = 10%
2. A home costing $250,000 is worth $268,000 one year later. What is the one-year appreciation rate? One-year appreciation rate = ($18,000 &divide; 250,000) = 7.2%
Compounded appreciation 
Formula: Appreciated value = Beginning value x (1+ annual rate) x (1+ annual rate) ...... for the number of years in...

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