Add another property or use a clone as a starting point

Quick answer: Manage separate properties in your portfolio. A cloned project still requires a full factual review for the new property.

Before you begin #

Have the new property’s address, acquisition facts, room list, and supporting records.

Steps #

1. Open the portfolio and use the available new-property or clone action.
2. If cloning, review the copied content before using it for a different property.
3. Replace the address, basis, dates, inventory, ownership, and other property-specific facts.
4. Verify the new project independently and review its actual checkout price.

See this stage in the current demo #

Try the Property record demo →

Check before continuing #

Do not carry an earlier property’s source records or dates into a new property as though they support it.

If you get stuck #

If you see duplicate projects, compare their contents before removing or abandoning one. Do not assume the cheaper or more complete project has the correct facts.

Related help #

• Invite a teammate and choose workspace permissions

Open Property Depreciation Pro and select the relevant property. View the product tour.

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