For owners and homeowners
Getting started as an owner or homeowner
Wealtharu is not only for landlords. You can track a home or property you own even if you do not rent it out.
Before you start
- Free includes one property. A home you own counts, so add it and start tracking.
- When you add a property you choose its use: a rental, your primary residence, a second or vacation home, or an investment you do not rent. Rental tools like units, leases, and rent appear only for rentals. The portfolio tools apply to every property.
Steps
- Add your property and pick its use.
- Record the purchase price and any major improvements. These help with future tax estimates.
- Add the property's insurance, mortgage, and a valuation so Wealtharu can track your coverage, balance, and equity.
What happens next
- The property's Key dates surface upcoming insurance expiries, mortgage renewals, and warranties.
- On Pro and up, the Net worth view shows your real-estate equity, which is value minus mortgage, across all your properties. The capital-gains estimator helps you plan a future sale.
Notes
- Owners managing rentals also get owner statements and portfolio financials. See those articles.
- Add a second property, say a home plus a cottage, and you move to a paid plan.
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