Sentences with phrase «generally depreciate in value»

Although mobile homes generally depreciate in value (unlike a standard home which appreciates), it is still important to protect that purchase.

Not exact matches

Used cars are generally priced much lower than new cars, and they do not depreciate as rapidly as new cars, which decrease in value the minute the customer drives the new vehicle home.

Remember that the policy generally will cover replacement cost, so a claim would result in you being able to replace the property rather than just getting the depreciated value of your things.

FFO, which you can usually find in the trust's financial statements, is based upon the idea that properties generally rise in value over time instead of depreciating at the rate used by accountants.

to $ 2.0 Million / MW), a capacity - weighted US average installed project cost of nearly $ 2.1 M / MW, and deal multiples generally ranging between $ 2.0 - 2.6 M / MW in recent years, I was pretty comfortable using an estimated depreciated book value of USD 651 million (i.e. $ 1.85 M / MW) for the lower end of my valuation range.

Almost automatically, I started giving her the standard answer about how good debts are generally considered to be debts you incur to buy things that can go up in value — like a home or a college education — while bad debts are things like credit card balances, where you've borrowed money to buy things that will depreciate or go down in value, like most consumer goods.

As Chris said it is the land that generally goes up in value and it is the building which is depreciated and loses value as time goes by.

Unlike traditional site - built homes, which generally increase in value over time, mobile homes (no matter how well you maintain them) depreciate over time.

Replacement Cost coverage is more expensive, but it's generally worth it, since most of your possessions have probably significantly depreciated in value since you bought them e.g. your clothes, electronics, and furniture).