The real estate is worth $268,900 and Jimmy has no other assets or liabilities.The real estate is worth $337,250 and Jimmy has no other assets or liabilities.The real estate is worth $291,900 and Jimmy has $52,300 in other assets but no other liabilities. Jimmy has fallen on hard times recently. Last year he borrowed $348,000 and added an additional $84,500 of his own funds topurchase $432,500 of undeveloped real estate. This year the value of the real estate dropped dramatically, and Jimmy's lenderagreed to reduce the loan amount to $327,400.

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The real estate is worth $268,900 and Jimmy has no other assets or liabilities. The real estate is worth $337,250 and Jimmy has no other assets or liabilities. The real estate is worth $291,900 and Jimmy has $52,300 in other assets but no other liabilities.