Adding a property is the first step to building your inventory and organizing your units. Once a property is added, you can attach units, upload photos, and track income or expenses with ease.
Properties can represent multi-family or single-family.
Think of your inventory like a family tree:
A Property can represent:
A multi-family building
A single-family home
A master-leased community
A stand alone unit
▶️Click the play button to view the steps to create a property.
Units live under a property and can represent:
Apartments
Individual homes
Floors, rooms, or beds—depending on how you manage inventory
▶️Click the play button to view the steps to create a child unit.
You decide how detailed your setup needs to be.
With your property added use the Actions menu to manage your property.
👆Click the image below to interact and explore the Actions menu.
Use Tags for Easy Organization
Tags help you group, filter, and search your properties and units efficiently. They’re especially useful for categorizing listings by features like local amenities, location, or availability.
You can add as many tags as needed to each property and unit. Tags might include labels like Smart Stay, school rating, neighborhood, or local hospital.
Why Use Tags?
Pricing Strategy or Rate Type:
Discounted, Corporate Rate, Seasonal Rate
Client or Account Tags:
Amazon, Deloitte, Relocation Company A
Location-Specific Details:
Near Downtown, Close to Airport, Tech Corridor, School District 10
Keep your tags concise, consistent and descriptive to get the most value from this flexible tool.
▶️Watch the following GIF to view how to add a tag.
