<prompt> Human: I started a similar discussion before, but this one is different because I have a question about equity. The house was appraised at 150k, we bought it for 135k. The house should be worth approximately 240k will be getting 2 real estate appraisals and will determine the median agreed equity. My spouse wants to buy the house, but I know that before the market crashed the house was worth 300k.We are trying to be fair, but we cant come to an agreement on what is fair. If I sell the house to him, I think I should get more than 5050 of the equity because I am losing out on potential future equity, and because I have to start from scratch with another house. He thinks I should only get 5050 because you cant predict the future, and we should do it based on current information and not trends. Another note, I think the equity I get should be based on the current debt to value. IE: House loan will be 120k, and at selling to him I should get the equity value agreed upon based on the difference of 120k and whatever the new value is; not based on the original loan of 135k and the new value.Food for thought?  <response>: And if you get this future equity and the market crashes are you willing to write him a big fat check? 