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An investor's Equity in a property is calculated by
subtracting the balance of all loans on a property from the market
value of a property. Example: The market value of an
income property is 200,000. There are two loans on the
property, a $100,000 loan and a $20,000 loan. The investor's equity
is $80,000. The On Target software projects the sales price,
the balance of all loans and the investor's equity position forward
10 years into the future based on the loan data entered and the
investor's assumptions for appreciation.
The Equity graphic can be created in a line, step or bar format.
Note: Graphs are scanned and will look a little fuzzy.
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