Authority Guide

Property vs Listings

Organising a rental portfolio can get messy fast. Learn how Dunit’s hierarchy matches your real-world setup to automate your tax math.

The Hook: Organising a rental portfolio can get messy fast. Is that "Bedsit" a property? Or is the "Main House" the property? In Dunit, we’ve built a hierarchy that matches how you actually run your life.

The Breakdown:

The Property: This is the physical asset. Think of it as the "Roof" (e.g., 123 Smiths Road). This is where your land tax and council rates live, along with shared costs like mortgage repayments and power.

The Listing: This is the "Product" you sell on Airbnb or Stayz. A single Property can have multiple Listings (e.g., you might list the "Whole House" or just the "Downstairs Studio").

The Rooms: For those who rent one or multiple rooms, these are Listings.

The Logic: By mapping property size to listing size and your Common Area splits, Dunit automatically calculates your deduction. Want to see if the "Bedsit" is outperforming the "Whole House"? Just toggle the performance filter.