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How would the value of an asset be determined?
How would the value of any asset (not just houses) be determined x years after aquisition?
Official response from Gareth Morgan completed
It’s the depreciated value so for businesses that’s easy - the same way as they do it now. For households the main asset is the house - we have market values, RVs and insured values. So long as councils get their act together then RVs will become more tractable and so between the 3 alternatives you can triangulate to get a value. Or you could just opt for the RV which I’m sure will have overs and unders over time compared to realised sales figures.
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Gareth Morgan responded with completed 2016-12-12 10:10:27 +1300
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Tristan Kiddie tagged this with i have the same question 2016-12-10 14:25:15 +1300
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