Arrived Valuation gives investors a view of how each property’s estimated market value changes over time. This feature allows you to monitor your real estate investment, much like tracking the unrealized gains in a stock portfolio.
Arrived Valuation represents our best estimate of the current value of each share. It is calculated using the estimated market value of the underlying asset, along with the LLC’s overall financial position, including cash reserves, outstanding loans, and amortized expenses.
This method is designed to provide you with a clearer picture of your investment’s current value, rather than a projection of future performance.
It’s common to see initial declines due to upfront expenses, such as property improvements and closing costs—but over time, long-term returns are driven by property appreciation and rental income.
The Arrived Valuation is not a realized or sellable price—it’s a snapshot designed to help you track the performance and estimated equity of your investment over time. Your actual return will ultimately depend on the property’s sale price at the end of the hold period, or the price you receive if you sell your shares through the Arrived Secondary Market (when available).
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