Sarah's Rental Portfolio
Three properties, tracked the way Propertira tracks yours. Everything below is example data — nothing here belongs to a real landlord.
Monthly rent
$4,800
3 properties
Operating expenses
-$1,370
Mortgage payments
-$2,300
Cash generated
+$1,130
$13,560 per year
Properties
Riverside Apartment
Prague
+$439
per month
Rent
$1,800
Costs
-$461
Mortgage
-$900
Maple Street House
Brno
+$465
per month
Rent
$1,750
Costs
-$435
Mortgage
-$850
Studio 4B
Ostrava
+$226
per month
Rent
$1,250
Costs
-$474
Mortgage
-$550
Where the money goes — Riverside Apartment
How every $1,800 of income is split
- Mortgage50%$900
- Management7%$126
- Maintenance5%$90
- Insurance3%$55
- Other costs11%$190
- You keep24%$439
Insights
Positive cash flow
The portfolio produces approximately $1,130 in monthly cash after the recurring costs entered.
Where the rent goes
About 48% of rent goes to mortgage payments and 29% to running costs.
Studio 4B carries the highest cost share
Service charges make this the thinnest performer of the three properties in a normal month.
What If? example
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Monthly cash in this scenario
+$1,130
Roughly +$8,760 over a year with 1 vacant month.
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