Investment Property Cash Flow
Understand how much each investment property earns or costs you
Bring rental income, expenses and financing costs together to see the net cash flow of each property and your portfolio overall.
Rental income on its own doesn't tell you whether a property is adding cash or quietly asking for a contribution every month. The Cash Flow view brings income, running costs and financing together, so you can see the net position of each property — and the whole portfolio — and know your real cost of holding.
See what comes in
Rental income recorded against each property, so the money coming in is attributed to the property that earned it rather than pooled into one figure.
See what goes out
Running costs, rates, maintenance and financing costs against the same property — the full outgoings, not just the loan repayment most people remember.
Understand the net difference
Net cash flow for each property and across the portfolio, so you know your real cost of holding and where cash-flow pressure is building. Cash flow is the most frequently changing measure in any portfolio — it moves every time rent is paid or a bill lands — so it's consolidated across every property automatically, including those held in other currencies.
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Know whether each property adds cash or costs you
See the net cash flow of every property and your portfolio overall, with foreign-currency properties consolidated into your reporting currency automatically.
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