Questions owners ask

They are estimated from your leases, your regular bills and your loan payment, and labelled as estimates everywhere they appear. Enter the month whenever you get to it and the estimate is replaced. Your accountant only ever sees entered months unless you choose otherwise.

Your current estimate of the property’s value minus what you still owe. Loan balances are amortized forward from the last balance you confirmed, and you can add a new value estimate any time; the chart keeps the history.

Yes. Set your ownership percentage on the property and every figure shows your share, with the whole-property number alongside it. Properties held in an LLC or corporation are grouped under that company.

A statement for the year, one summary per property with expenses by category, and every bill, receipt and document you attached, sorted into folders by property and category. It downloads as a single ZIP.

Yes. Each property keeps its own currency and nothing is converted. Totals are shown per currency, with your home currency first.

Not yet. Rent and bills are recorded by hand, which takes about a minute per property per month because the form is prefilled with what you expect. Bank import is on the roadmap.

The web app works on a phone today. A native app is planned; the API already supports it.

In a managed Postgres database and private object storage. Documents are never publicly addressable and are served only to the signed-in owner. See the Security page for the details.

Up to two rental units is free, forever, with every feature. Beyond that, plans are priced by how many units you track: Starter for up to 5, Investor for up to 25, Portfolio for up to 100, monthly or yearly, in US dollars. Yearly is two months free. See the Pricing page for the numbers.

Yes. Every ledger exports as CSV, the statement exports as CSV, and the year-end package gives you every document back. Your data is yours.