1. How long will my money last?

    See the tax on a sale, a home's value and its suburb score. Share reports with your accountant, from your own records. PropRetire keeps your properties, loans, income and spending in one record.

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  2. Where you stand

    Is my suburb holding up?

    Your home sits in a suburb, and the suburb has its own story. Suburb research starts with your own home.

  3. Round your home, block by block

    The streets fill in, with the homes beside yours and the shops and park of the suburb. It is your suburb, drawn from published sources.

  4. Where it stands in your state

    Your suburb is one of many in its state. The coral pin marks it.

  5. Against the suburbs round it

    Each suburb is scored out of 100 against the others in its state, for the home type you pick. The score is relative, so you see where yours stands.

  6. Five parts of the score

    Growth, the rental market, how readily homes sell, how settled the suburb is and its risk signals. Each shows whether your suburb sits above, in line with or below the others, and which way it has moved.

  7. How does it compare with the next suburb?

    Pick any suburb near you, or one you are weighing, and see its five parts beside yours.

  8. A difference you can see

    One may read stronger on growth and the other on the rental market. You can compare two to four suburbs of one home type at once.

  9. What is my home worth, and how has it done?

    Your home, and the value you recorded for it.

  10. The PropRetire value, and what it rests on

    The PropRetire value stands beside yours and shows what it is based on. It is an estimate.

  11. How the property performed

    Over a financial year to 30 June, a property shows its change in value, plus rent, less costs, interest and tax. That is what it made or lost.

  12. What you would have

    Will the rent cover the month?

    Cashflow shows what an average month leaves, once the rent has come in and the bills have gone out.

  13. Rent in, bills out

    The rent comes into the tray, and the loan, the rates and the repairs go out. What stays is what the month leaves you.

  14. What will the year say?

    Your records are entered once. The same pages feed each year's tax and the financial year review.

  15. The year, on one page

    What came in, what went out and what is left, with the estimated tax in it. The tax shows its working.

  16. What would I keep if I sold?

    Keeping and selling are both yours to weigh. The If sold page starts from your home and what it might sell for.

  17. The loan, the costs and the tax

    A sale takes the loan, the selling costs and the tax on the gain. Tax figures show their working.

  18. What is left, and keeping

    What remains is shown beside keeping the home, so you can weigh the two.

  19. What could happen

    Three ways forward

    Take the same money down three paths you choose, such as keeping everything or selling a rental. The forecast carries each forward year by year.

  20. One runs low first

    The future cashflow projection shows how long the money lasts on the choices you set. It is worked out from your records.

  21. What if rates keep rising?

    Stress test takes the same money and a rougher year. You choose a higher rate, a cost or less income.

  22. Whose cash runs out, and when

    From the year the rate rises, the cash falls below today's path, and the gap is in coral. You see whose cash runs out and in which year. It tests a rise you choose.

  23. Is my information safe?

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  25. A report link that ends

    A report goes out by a link that ends when you choose, and the link never signs anyone in to your account.

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