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Well, the context of your questions makes me think you'd think his net worth is the new value of his home, less his mortgage (if it still exists).

Since you don't mention his job or salary, there is no reason to think that his home value is moving in concert with his overall net worth (which, if he had moved since, it would).

So assuming an 60% mortgage, I'd expect his net worth to be somewhere in the 18mm range.

 

I mean, I'm not sure why you'd care, but you have your answer right there.

She's making 600k/month.  She has not mortgage.  You could figure out the taxes on her home quite easily.  you can make a decent estimate on what she pays to maintain her lifestyle.

So all you have to do is take some basic assumption of her net worth 5 years ago, maybe it's 22mm and she put half into her home.  Take the new valuation of her home (+14mm) and then go in an excel and assume that whatever she wasn't spending monthly, she invested into an index fund in the market every month.  Voila!

 

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