MyPROPERTY Overview

Your all-in-one property portfolio management tool.
Track equity, cashflow, lending and tax, all in one place.

Master Your Property Portfolio

MyPROPERTY is Moorr’s powerful property portfolio management tool, designed to give you a complete, real-time view of your investments — whether you’ve got one property or ten.

From tracking your equity position and understanding your loan structure, to forecasting your cashflow and potential tax impacts, MyPROPERTY gives you the clarity you need to make smarter decisions — faster.

Just like the rest of the Moorr platform, MyPROPERTY is built by property investors, for property investors, so everything is built with real-life portfolios in mind — not spreadsheets or guesswork.

 

Moorr is already helping over 19,000 property investors manage more than 35,000 investment properties via our free platform. But until now, those properties were viewed in isolation.

We built Portfolio View to bring it all together — so you can see the sum of all parts. Whether it’s understanding your equity position, tracking loan structures, forecasting tax, or spotting cashflow pressure points, Portfolio View gives you the clarity to act with confidence.

Check out step-by-step walkthrough video below where our product manager shows you exactly how Portfolio View works, including how to:

  • Toggle between full portfolio, custom groupings or individual properties
  • Read the equity chart and portfolio metrics
  • Break down loans by purpose or security
  • Use offsets in your projections
  • Forecast your tax position across your selected properties

Perfect if you want to dive a little deeper.

Key Insights in Your Property Portfolio

The Portfolio View in MyPROPERTY is more than just a dashboard — it’s a real-time, interactive summary of your entire investment position.

From equity growth to lending structure and future cashflow, this is where Moorr really steps up as a property portfolio management tool. Everything updates dynamically based on the properties you select using the dropdown in the top-right corner.

See your total asset value, loan balance, income and outgoings at a glance. These update instantly based on the properties you’ve selected.

Just below, your Net Position (Equity) chart helps you visualise your property journey over time — showing:

  • When properties were purchased (house icons on the timeline)
  • How your loan balances compare to growing property values
  • How your net equity is changing over time

💡 If the chart doesn’t look quite right, check your historic property values inside each asset card.

This section shows you how your loans are structured — either by security (which property secures the loan) or purpose (e.g. investment, business, personal).

Here you’ll find:

  • Current loan balances
  • Linked offset accounts
  • Interest-only repayments
  • Loan-to-Value Ratios (LVRs)
  • Available equity across your selected properties

This is one of the most valuable parts of the Portfolio View — especially when your portfolio gets more complex.

View a full 12-month forecast of your income, expenses, repayments, and tax impacts across your selected properties.

You can:

  • See whether your portfolio is positively, negatively, or neutrally geared
  • Toggle offset benefits on or off
  • Estimate your tax savings or payable amounts
  • Easily compare cashflow across multiple properties in one view

This feature helps you spot risks early and plan your finances with confidence.

Keen to see it in Action?

Here’s a quick look at the MyPROPERTY Portfolio View in action —— tap on any of the green dots to explore each section and see what it all means.

Switch between full, custom, or single-property views.

Key Metrics: See totals across your selected properties.

Track equity growth and property purchases over time.

Shows you when the property was purchased.

Toggle between loan view by purpose or security.

Understand structure, repayments, and available equity.

Forecast income, expenses, tax, and cashflow shortfall.

See projected tax saved or payable across your portfolio.

Switch between full, custom, or single-property views.

Key Metrics: See totals acrossyour selected properties.

Track equity growth and property purchases over time.

Shows you when the property was purchased.

Toggle between loan view by purpose or security.

Understand structure, repayments, and available equity.

Forecast cashflow & tax shortfall.

Projected tax saved or payable across your portfolio.

Other Property Tools in Moorr

Looking for even deeper insights? These tools go beyond Portfolio View — helping you forecast rental income, track depreciation, optimise your offset account, and manage your property like a business. Expand each one to learn more.

Enter your property’s address to instantly access estimated rental income powered by national data.
Useful for both owned and future properties when forecasting rental yield or planning purchases.

👉 Learn more about the Rental Estimate Tool

Input your property’s Capital Works and Plant & Equipment values using your depreciation schedule.

See how depreciation impacts your annual tax position and cashflow forecast.

👉 Learn more about Depreciation Tracking

View and compare annual rental income and operating expenses for each of your properties.
Track how they evolve over time and ensure you’re managing your property like a business.

👉 Learn more about Asset Insights

See how your offset account is impacting your loan interest and long-term cashflow.
Helps you optimise your cash reserves and borrowing strategy with clarity.

👉 Learn more about Offset Insights

Other Frequently Asked Questions

Not just yet — but it’s coming!
Right now, the best experience is on the web app, where you’ve got more space to explore the trendlines, tables and projections clearly across your full portfolio.

But don’t worry — we’re already working behind the scenes to bring this feature to mobile soon. Watch this space!

To display property purchases on the Portfolio Net Position chart, ensure that there is a purchase date in the detail section of the asset card.

The net position is the result of property value minus the loan balance. Although purchasing a property will result in a higher asset base, in the short time it will reduce the net position due to increased debt.

If loans are not appearing in the loan breakdown, ensure that the purpose of the loan and the security of the loan has been selected in Purpose & Security Section in the loan card.

The property values are derived from the purchase price as well as the current value in the property asset card. Using As At dates, we are able to track the value of the property overtime. View the historic log associated with current value to ensure the accuracy of the chart.

The cashflow projection chart utilises income and expense cards which are linked to investment or business type properties to provide a budgeted cashflow. 

What's Next for this Feature?

Following the initial release of the Portfolio View in MyProperty, additional features will continue to expand on property-focused functionality, empowering property investors to better manage and track their portfolios. An upcoming Tenancy page will allow users to record lease agreements, store tenancy details, and set reminders for compliance-related checks and key dates.

Open Banking and integrating bank feeds is a project that we are regularly reviewing.

This feature will enable live updates for transactions in and out of your bank account directly into MyFINANCIALS in the future which would provide a LIVE view of your Property Portfolio Cashflow position. However, it’s a substantial undertaking that will require much time and resources to complete, so it’s not a feature that we are actively working on at the moment.

We will keep our community posted when we’ve decided to get started on this feature.

Need more help?

If you’re keen to implement MoneySMARTS but not sure where to start, then reach out to us! Our Support Team is stoked to tackle any queries you’ve got about Moorr. Whether you’re battling to sort out tricky expenses, reckon you’ve found a bug, or perhaps you’ve got a great idea for the app, we’re all ears!

Let us know how to keep you in the loop!

Let us know how to keep you in the loop!

 
 

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