Property & Private Assets
Some of your most important assets may not appear in a brokerage statement. FinanceLink includes property, business information, and alternative assets so you can see more of your financial picture.
Bring property values and obligations together
Real estate is both an asset and a source of obligations. Reviewing a property value alone leaves out associated borrowing; reviewing only a mortgage leaves out the asset behind it. FinanceLink includes property and ownership tracking, estimated valuations, mortgage and equity information, and historical property value trends.
For an illustrative home worth $500,000 with $300,000 of outstanding mortgage debt, equity is $200,000 before selling costs and other obligations. Record the full value and the separate debt on a balance sheet, or use equity alone consistently, but do not mix the two methods.
Include interests outside traditional accounts
The platform's documented capabilities include business information and alternative assets such as vehicles, watches, and collectibles. Alternative-asset records can include purchase price, current estimated value, appreciation or depreciation estimates, and AI-assisted valuation research.
- Property ownership and estimated values.
- Mortgage and equity context.
- Business interests in the wider financial picture.
- Vehicles, watches, and collectibles.
- Purchase price and current estimated value.
- Supporting financial documents organized in Vault.
These assets may have very different valuation and liquidity characteristics from cash or publicly traded investments.
An estimate is not an appraisal or a buyer
Estimated values and AI-assisted research are not guarantees of an achievable sale price. Ownership restrictions, transaction costs, market conditions, taxes, and the time needed to find a buyer can affect realizable value. Business interests may also be subject to agreements that influence transferability.
Keep a record of the valuation date, ownership basis, and method. Use qualified appraisal, accounting, or legal advice where the purpose requires it. Read the personal balance-sheet guide for a consistent recordkeeping approach.
Review private assets as part of total wealth
Pair these records with assets and liabilities and cash-flow information. A valuable asset can improve total net worth without providing money for next month's bills.
Explore liquid versus total net worth, use the mortgage calculator for a simplified payment estimate, and review property, business, and alternative-asset appraisal allowances before choosing a membership.
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