Individual buildings represent property holdings.

Illustrative product explanation

Property in perspective

Property portfolio

Every property. A wider perspective.

Organize property values, debts, and plans across your portfolio.

OwnershipEquityCapital plans

Organize ownership, value estimates, and outstanding debt.

Consider the purpose and timing of a property decision.

Request a review and follow related documents and messages.

Discuss your next move
Property portfolioIllustrative view

Property records

Organize ownership, value estimates, and outstanding debt.

ValueCommitmentsA home. A decision. The wider picture.
Property records

Property estimates can change. Real estate involves financing, liquidity, market, maintenance, tax, and occupancy risks. Read disclosures

Property portfolio / A closer look

One property is only part of the picture.

Compare illustrative property records and see their combined equity, without confusing it with cash.

Property recordsCapital planningReview support
A home and its surrounding garden
Property portfolioIllustrative example

Two properties. One equity picture.

Edit either example property. The combined equity figure includes both records.

Example property
Secured debt$280,000Positive equity$220,000
Combined estimated equity$340,000

Estimated value minus recorded debt. Equity is not available cash.

Illustrative USD amounts. ZetNode is not a lender. No appraisal, credit offer, approval, or borrowing limit is implied.

From here to your account

A clear path forward.

See each property on its own and as part of the bigger picture. Keep valuations, linked accounts, documents, and capital plans connected.

Continue with Property portfolio
  1. 01

    Add a property

  2. 02

    Review recorded values

  3. 03

    Organize a capital plan

  4. 04

    Request review

A little more clarity

Good questions.
Straight answers.

Are valuations guaranteed sale prices?

No. Recorded and estimated values are planning inputs, not appraisals or guaranteed proceeds.

Make room for what comes next

Make your next move a considered one.

Your accounts, your records, your next conversation. Start with the full picture.