The new rule allows contributed land to be valued
at current appraised value.
I'd start by giving her 5 % in stock options
at the current appraised value.
Not exact matches
Your property is
appraised for tax deduction
at its
current market
value, not what you originally paid for it.
If you or your heirs choose to keep the home, the loan will have to be repaid
at 95 percent of the home's
current appraised value.
This means the property has been
appraised with a market
value at the
current state, or as - is.
HUD homes for sale will typically already have an appraisal on the property so any offer over the HUD list price will probably also be over the
current appraised value and then «cash would be required
at closing» to make up the difference.