Real deals often have more than one note on the same address. NoteHarbor models that natively.
One property, many loans
Link any loan to a property, and a property can hold multiple loans — both the asset notes you collect on and the liability notes you pay. It works like grouping deals under a company: everything tied to that address lives together.
Combined cashflow
Because the property knows all of its loans, NoteHarbor shows you combined cashflow for the property — money coming in from your asset notes against money going out on your liabilities — so you can see the real net on a single address at a glance.
Why it matters for wraps
This is the foundation for wrap structures: a wrap (asset) note and the underlying (liability) loans usually sit on the same property. Linking them to the property sets up the spread and combined amortization views.
Add or change a loan's property from the loan's details; the property's cashflow updates automatically.