Vacancy
Stable
Add the places you own and see value, equity, LVR and cashflow across the lot. Turn on live tracking and the numbers refresh themselves on the 1st and 15th. Observed data, not advice.
1 property free to add and view. No credit card.
Sample figures. Movement carets are grey on purpose. Up is not good and down is not bad, just what the market did.
Most trackers stop at a value estimate. PropertyRanker rolls your whole portfolio into one view, then lets you open any property and go deep. It works on its own. You do not need to score a thing first.
Estimated value now against what you paid, per property and across the portfolio. See your equity move between readings instead of guessing until the next valuation.
Add your loans and Portfolio works out total debt, net equity, portfolio LVR, debt to income and DSCR. The numbers a broker asks for, ready before they do.
Rent less the loan payment and running costs, per property and combined. See in a glance whether each place is putting money in your pocket or taking it out.
Set your age, income and growth assumptions and Portfolio sketches where the holdings could sit by retirement. Illustrative, driven by your numbers, never a promise.
You buy well, then you wait. The bank revalues once a year, and that is when you find out the suburb filled up with stock and your equity moved while you were not looking. A spreadsheet only knows what you last typed into it.
Purchase price in one column, a rough guess at today's value in another, rent you set two years ago in a third. By the time you refinance you find out vacancy moved, the suburb filled with stock, and your yield is not what you thought.
Turn on tracking and every estimate, equity figure and suburb signal refreshes on the 1st and the 15th, on its own. You open the page and the numbers are already current, with a neutral caret showing which way each one moved.
Every property gets its own card: estimated value and range, equity since you bought, yield on today's value, and the suburb signals putting pressure on rent and resale.
One short form per property. Add it free to hold your details and a year-one cashflow estimate, then turn on tracking and each reading lands on the next snapshot.
Address, what you paid, current weekly rent, house or unit, and the purchase date. The address field suggests matches as you type, so it lands on the right suburb.
With tracking on, the numbers fill in on the next run on the 1st or the 15th. The card tells you the exact date the first reading is due.
With tracking on, nothing to schedule, nothing to re-enter. Every snapshot on the 1st and 15th adds a new reading and the movement carets update against the one before.
The carets are deliberately grey. They tell you what the market did between two readings and leave the conclusion to you.
A traffic-light colour would be a recommendation, and PropertyRanker does not make those. An up caret on vacancy and a down caret on vacancy are both just observations. Whether either matters depends on your situation, your loan, and your plans, none of which the data knows.
Use the carets to spot what changed, then ask why. A jump in stock on market with rising days on market is the kind of pair worth a closer look before your next decision on that property.
Add one property free to view it in one place. Turn on live tracking to refresh the numbers for you, on the 1st and 15th, and track up to five.
Add your first property free and see it in one place. Turn on the $12 Portfolio plan to track up to five, refreshed on the 1st and 15th.
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