The Washington Post offers a guide:
"Here are your Trump-inflated values.
If we were to inflate the value to the extent that the value of Trump Tower was inflated, your $200,000 swells to $545,653, an increase of $345,653.
If we apply the level of inflation used for Mar-a-Lago, we get a range from $3,090,794 to $6,801,228. Even if we use the New York Post's generous assessment, the value was still inflated, lifting your $200,000 to $408,074.
If we use the level of inflation applied to the property at Seven Springs, your $200,000 becomes $1,940,000. Using the inflation applied to the property at 40 Wall Street, we get an inflated value ranging from $524,700 in 2011 to $272,370 in 2015.
Then there are the golf clubs. Inflating your $200,000 to the same degree as the inflation applied to the club at Briarcliff, your investment jumps to $890,063. The inflation used for the club in Los Angeles raises your $200,000 to $707,699."
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