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Property types

Built for every kind of property.

A boat is not a duplex and a hangar is not a house. Each property type gets its own guided setup, so the record fits what you actually own.

See what my home will cost me

60-second forecast. No account needed.

Your properties
Four types, one account
Residential
123 Oak StreetSingle-family home
7 projects
Marine
Pier 12 SlipMoorage and hull service
2 projects
Aviation
Hangar 4Airframe and avionics
5 projects
Commercial
Unit 300, ElmLeased office suite

For everything that isn't a standard house

Setting up a boat.
Why is it asking me about a roof?
→It isn't. Marine setup asks about the hull, the engine, and the moorage instead.
A mixed-use building.
Do I have to split the retail floor from the flats?
→No. Mixed-use is its own type, and the profile covers both halves.
Four very different properties.
Do I need four different tools?
→One account. The dashboard rolls all of them up together.

One platform, whatever you own

Eight property types, each with the setup questions that make sense for it.

  • ResidentialHouses, condos, cabins, and the rentals you own.
  • CommercialOffices, retail units, and leased suites.
  • IndustrialWarehouses, workshops, and production space.
  • LandLots, acreage, and everything standing on them.
  • MarineBoats and slips, with hulls and engines instead of roofs.
  • AviationAircraft and hangars, with airframe and avionics history.
  • VehicleAnything with a service history worth keeping.
  • Mixed useOne building doing two jobs, kept in one profile.

Common questions

Can I keep different property types in one account?

Yes. A house, a boat, and a hangar can sit side by side, and the dashboard rolls all of them up together.

What changes between types?

The guided setup. Each type asks about the systems that property actually has, so you aren't answering roof questions about a boat.

Can I change a property's type later?

Yes, and the profile keeps what still applies rather than starting over.

Start with the property you can't afford to forget.

See what the next five years will cost, then keep one place that remembers everything.

See what my home will cost me

60 seconds. No account needed.