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Financial Overview & Cost Management ​

The Finance module gives you an instant overview of your property's value and monthly running costs — all in one place, whether you live in the apartment or rent it out.

1. How to Access Finance ​

You can open the Finance module in two ways:

  1. From the main dashboard by tapping Show Finance Details in the Financial Overview card.
  2. Directly from the bottom menu by tapping the Finance ($) icon.
Financial overview on the dashboard

2. Property Value ​

The app automatically estimates the current market value of your property based on market data.

  • The top section shows a price history chart.
  • The Property Value item (green card) displays your net asset value after deducting the remaining mortgage.

3. Mortgage & Monthly Costs ​

To get a full picture of your expenses, fill in the Mortgage and Costs sections:

Mortgage Setup ​

Tap the pencil icon in the Mortgage section and enter:

  • Total loan amount and repayment period.
  • Monthly payment and interest rate.
  • Fixed-rate end date (the app can remind you in advance).
Mortgage settings

Monthly Costs ​

In the Monthly Costs section, define your regular apartment-related payments:

  • Repair fund (HOA payment).
  • Energy deposits (electricity, gas).
  • Water and sewage.

Once filled in, the top orange card shows your total monthly costs.

4. Rental Yield (Investor View) ​

If you rent out the apartment instead of living in it, Domee.app calculates your profitability:

  1. In the Rental Income section, tap the edit icon.
  2. Enter the rent amount you receive from the tenant.
  3. Include utilities: Use the toggle to choose whether rent includes utilities or they are paid separately.
  4. Potential net yield: The app automatically subtracts monthly costs from income and shows your real monthly profit (or loss) from the property.
Rental income inputNet yield calculation

Tip: Keeping your energy deposit amounts up to date in this section helps you avoid surprises at the annual settlement from your HOA or energy suppliers.