Homes
Your properties, with their projects, rooms, documents, and finances in one place.
What it is — your properties, at /app/homes. A home is the persistent record a property keeps for life: renovation projects come and go, but the home — its rooms, documents, and finances — stays.
How homes relate to everything else
- Every project belongs to a home.
- Rooms belong to the home (not the project), so they persist across projects.
- Finance records and documents can optionally be linked to a home.
- The home is also the anchor for rent comps, furnishings, the move-in walkthrough, and its public listing.
A home can also carry its purchase facts — price, closing costs, possession date — and per-year assumptions (vacancy, maintenance reserve, target return…). Those feed the rent floors and returns in Finances. Currency resolves per home from its country; a workspace default only catches homes that don’t imply one.
Creating a home
Click + Add home and give it a name (required). Address and jurisdiction are optional — jurisdiction helps when local rules matter (permits, taxes).
Editing a home
Edit in place: click the name, address, or jurisdiction on a home’s card, type, and confirm. No separate edit screen.
Deleting a home
Click Delete on the home’s card. Before anything happens, RenovAI checks what the deletion would affect and shows you:
- If any projects still reference the home, deletion is blocked — delete those projects first.
- Otherwise, deleting is permanent and removes everything the home owns: its rooms along with their elements, selections, and materials, plus any home-scoped materials.
- Finance records and documents linked to the home are not deleted — they are kept and simply unlinked from the home.
The confirmation dialog lists these effects with exact counts, so you can see what you’re about to lose before you confirm.
Ask your assistant
Homes have full MCP coverage — create, patch, purchase facts, assumptions:
- “Create a home for the Taza Rhythm unit — 44 Harebell Walkout, Calgary.”
- “Record the purchase: $543,456, possession July 20 2026, closing costs $4,200.”
- “Set the 2026 assumptions on Harebell: 4% vacancy, $1,200 maintenance reserve, 6% target return.”
- “List my homes and tell me which ones have no possession date recorded.”