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1. Assuming you own a home, where would the appraisal value of your home go in a personal balance sheet?

1. Assuming you own a home, where would the appraisal value of your home go in a personal balance sheet? A. Under liabilities
B. Within the equity total
?C. Under assets
D. Under both the equity and the liabilities sections

Submitted: 1609 days ago
krak
 

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Submitted: 1609 days ago

C for assets. If there was a mortgage on the home, the mtg balance would show up under liabilities.

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hirebookke eper
 
 
Submitted: 1609 days ago

The appraised value goes in as an asset with the outstanding mortgage or land contract (if any) listed on the balance sheet as a liability. This is how you come up with the net equity in the residence; Market value - mortgage balance = net equity.

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Michele L
 
 
 
 

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