Track property in Quicken
You can use Quicken to track personal property—such as real estate, vehicles, jewelry, or other high-value assets. Property accounts help you monitor the value of your possessions and get a more accurate picture of your net worth.
Why track property?
Adding property to Quicken lets you include non-cash assets in your financial planning and reporting.
Use cases:
You want to track your home's value as part of your overall net worth.
You purchased a vehicle and want to record its value for insurance and long-term planning.
You're cataloging a collection or inheritance and want to log estimated values.
How to add a property account
Choose Tools > Add Account.
Select Property & Debt, then choose Asset.
Enter a name for the property (e.g., "2022 Toyota Camry" or "Lakeview Cabin").
Enter the estimated value and acquisition details.
Click Next and complete any additional fields.
Click Finish to add the account.
The asset will now appear in your Account List and be included in your Net Worth calculations.
Tips for tracking property
You can update the value of a property account over time to reflect appreciation or depreciation.
For real estate, consider linking a loan account if you're also tracking a mortgage.
Use the Attachments feature to store appraisals, titles, or receipts with the account