After Repair Value (ARV) Calculator


Calculates the after-repair value of a building, including maximum bid and ROI.



Result After Repair Value $0 Maximum Bid $0 Roi $0 Roi Percentage 0%
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After Repair Value Formula

After repair value = Current value + Value of renovations

$19800 + $14600 = $34400.The formula applies to John's house, where his after repair value will be $19800 + $14600 = $34400. The result number represents John's home's estimated value after renovations and repairs are completed.

Maximum Bid Formula

Maximum bid = After repair value * ( Investors purchase rule / 100 ) - Total cost of renovations

$3900 * ( 21% / 100.0 ) - $5200 = $-4381.0.John invested $3900 in his house after repairs, which he calculated as $3900 * (21% / 100.0) - $5200 = -$4381.0. The result means John is actually owing $4381.0 to the seller due to the renovation costs being higher than the maximum bid amount.

Roi Formula

Roi = After repair value * ( 1 - Investors purchase rule / 100 )

$7000 * ( 1 - 16% / 100.0 ) = $5880.0.If John invests $7000 in a project with an after repair value of $5880, his return will be 16%. The result number $5880 represents the amount that John will receive after deducting 16% from the original investment.

Roi Percentage Formula

Roi percentage = 100 - Investors purchase rule

100.0 - 28% = 72.0%.John's investors purchased a total of 28% of his startup, and he wants to know his return on equity (ROE). The ROI percentage is 72%, meaning John earns 72% of the money he invests back as dividends.

Meaning

The After Repair Value (ARV) is the estimated value of a vehicle after repairs have been made to bring it back into usable condition. It represents the minimum price that an insurance company would be willing to pay for a vehicle to restore it to its original or like-new state, regardless of its actual market value.

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