What if I refinance one of my properties?

What if I refinance one of my properties? (BETA FEATURE)

Go to the Mortgage Data input page. Click the Add button on the top of the page. Enter the information for your new mortgage and then click the Submit button. Then select the old mortgage in the Mortgage Data page, and enter the payoff date. You should NOT delete the previous mortgages for your property. Property Tracker will automatically use the new mortgage information in all of the reports, starting from the new loan origination date. (BETA FEATURE)

INPUT DATA > MORTGAGE
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