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View portfolio analytics

Dashboard showing portfolio value, occupancy, cash flow, NOI, cap rate, delinquency, expenses, and leasing trends with export options.

View portfolio pulse metrics at the top

Action: On the Analytics page, the Portfolio pulse card shows four key numbers: Portfolio value (from values you entered), Occupancy rate (live), Cash flow per unit (monthly), and Renewal rate (12-month trailing). These are your portfolio's vital signs.

Portfolio value must be entered manually on the Properties page; occupancy and cash flow are auto-calculated from active leases and payments. If you see thin data (no value entered or no rent collected yet), a neutral card explains why analytics are unavailable.

Step 1: View portfolio pulse metrics at the top

Review the 6-month cash flow chart and Mozart insights

Action: Scroll to the Cash flow chart showing last 6 months of income vs expenses. Below that, the Mozart noticed section flags items worth investigating: lost revenue, high delinquency, rising expenses, or leasing gaps. Each insight is a suggestion; click the action link (e.g. View Analytics) to drill down.

The chart updates when you record rent or expenses. Click Refresh to re-fetch analytics from the latest ledger (a full page reload computes fresh). Mozart proposes insights; you decide the next step.

Step 2: Review the 6-month cash flow chart and Mozart insights

Open deep dives for detailed breakdowns

Action: Click the collapsible sections: Asset performance shows NOI and cap rate per property, Delinquency & collections lists aging buckets and top delinquent tenants, Expenses & operating efficiency shows a pie chart of maintenance, tax, insurance, and other, Leasing & lifecycle shows your conversion funnel and lease expiration timeline. Click Export PDF or Export CSV at the top to download a summary.

Deep dives are lazy-loaded: charts only paint when you open them, so the page loads fast. Each section is collapsible; open only what you need to investigate. Cap rate is calculated only when portfolio value and NOI are both real (never fabricated).

Step 3: Open deep dives for detailed breakdowns
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