New "Portfolio Tracker" tool on BiggerPockets... and it's FREE!

[Brandon Turner]

Hey folks!

We just released another awesome free tool (for everyone - Pro, Plus, and Free members!) to help you stay more organized as you build your real estate portfolio. 

It's called the  Portfolio Tracker and we'd love to have some members test it out and let us know what you think! 

The Basic Idea

We wanted to provide a simple, one-stop-shop page for those with a growing rental portfolio to track their net worth, as well as give users the ability to share a summary of their portfolio with lenders, partners, or others. 

Right now, the tool only tracks Rental Properties. If people find this tool valuable, perhaps we'll add a Flipping and Wholesale component as well. Thoughts?

Give it a try today by visiting  www.BiggerPockets.com/portfolio

How It Works

The portfolio tracker is super simple and intuitive, but here's some basic information on how to use it: 

1.) First, add a property by clicking the "add a new property" button on the bottom right. 

2.) Enter the purchase date, purchase price, current value, loan balance, and monthly cash flow. (The equity field will be calculated automatically.) 

3.) Edit any entry any time by simply clicking on any existing row. This way, you can update your portfolio regularly as the numbers change. 

4.) If so desired, print or share via email a PDF report of your portfolio any time by clicking either of the blue buttons on the upper right corner of the Portfolio Tracker. 

Can We Get Your Help? 

This product is currently in "beta" mode. This means we are still working on it, but need YOUR feedback to make it better! So if you are willing to test it out, play with it, enter your portfolio, etc ... and give us feedback, we'd really appreciate it!

Feel free to leave any comments here in this thread! For example: 

• What do you like about it?
• What don't you like about?
• What needs improvement?
• What is "unclear" about how it works? 
• Any suggestions to make it better?
• Did you notice any "bugs" or "quirks" that should be fixed?

Thank you, everyone! I hope you all enjoy this new tool!

-Brandon