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Track Your Financial Performance in Insight

View your key financial metrics directly from your TurboTenant dashboard:

  • Net Operating Income (NOI)

  • Revenue

  • Cash Flow

These metrics give you a real-time snapshot of how your rental business is performing.

Net Operating Income (NOI) is income generated by the ongoing operation of your properties.

Compared to the Net Income report, NOI removes items related to the financing of the property, like interest paid, and the acquisition or disposition of a property, like depreciation or the gain on a sale. It is useful for comparing the performance of assets financed in different ways or owned for different lengths of time.

To View Your Net Operating Income Report

1) Navigate to the Insights page and click on Net Operating Income

Next, utilize the filter options on the upper right. You can filter by Date Range and Property. By default, you'll see the 12 months of data and all properties.

You will also be able to review and filter your Revenue and Cash Flow information in the same way.

Revenue

Revenue is the total amount collected from rent and other income sources.

This tab shows your total revenue from last month compared to your average monthly revenue since your first recorded transaction.

When you select View Report, you’ll be redirected to the TurboTenant Accounting powered by REI Hub page, where you can explore in-depth and customizable reports.

Cashflow

Cashflow shows what’s left after all income and expenses (including loan payments).

This section helps you compare your cash flow from last month to your average cash flow since your first financial tracking began.

When you select View Report, you’ll be redirected to the TurboTenant Accounting powered by REI Hub page, where you can explore in-depth and customizable reports.

Portfolio value

You can now add and edit:

  • Portfolio Value

  • Adding Loans

  • Adding Home Value Estimates

How to Add Your Portfolio Value

If you haven’t set your Portfolio Value yet, follow these steps:

  1. Click "Set My Portfolio Value."

  2. Enter the Estimated Market Value of your property.

  3. Indicate whether the property is financed with a loan:

    • If yes, select the Loan Type from the dropdown.

    • Enter the Current Loan Balance.

    • If no, you'll only enter the Estimated Market Value

  4. Then click Save Estimates

Available Loan Types include:

  • Mortgage

  • Hard Money Loan

  • HELOC (Home Equity Line of Credit)

  • Other

💡 Tip: For an accurate Portfolio Value report, be sure to add the value for each of your rental properties. If you have more than one, all your properties will be listed, so you can update them all at once!

After adding your portfolio value(s), you'll see an overview of the Equity & Debt.

Editing Values:

To make changes, click “Edit Values” in the Portfolio Value section to update your property details.

These values are based on the most recent portfolio value that has been added.

Reports

Quickly find and access available reports in one centralized location. Report Descriptions explain what each report includes and how it can be used.

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