In this tutorial, the presenter demonstrates how HomeZada helps homeowners manage and consolidate all property‑related expenses into a single dashboard. The video walks through a monthly budget chart that shows fluctuating expenses due to bills that occur on different schedules (monthly, quarterly, semi‑annual, annual). A running total line illustrates the projected annual home expense of about $46,000. The speaker shows how clicking an expense (e.g., mortgage) jumps to a detailed page that automatically calculates the annual cost, links to related loans, insurance policies, and tax documents. Utility expenses such as electricity and water are displayed with company name, account number, budget amount, and frequency, highlighting how irregular billing cycles affect monthly spend. Finally, the tool categorizes all costs into property‑related, utilities, and premium services, emphasizing the importance of having a unified view of home finances.
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It is important to manage your home-related expenses, as oftentimes it is 30 to 40% of your monthly income. HomeZada consolidates all of your property expenses and budgets into one location. You can see here with this chart, we're presenting you the monthly budget for expenses. So you can see in January it's $3,000, in February it's $4,000, in April it jumps up to $5,800, And the reason being is your bills do not always come due on a monthly basis. Some bills may be due annually or twice a year or every quarter. And Homesota consolidates all that into one location. And you can see here the gray line is giving you a running total for the entire year. So you can see that over the course of the year, your total home expenses is up to $46,000. Now if you scroll down below that, you can see is where Homesota is consolidating all this information. If you click on the expense for the mortgage, It's going to jump automatically to the mortgage page where it's basically multiplied your monthly payment of $2,200 times 12 to get you that $26,000 annual budget. It actually links to your second loan if you have a second loan, your insurance policy, even your property tax documents. And now you can track all of your other expenses like utilities and other services. You just click on the electric utility here and you can see that you can identify the name of the company, the account number, And give yourself a budget and the type of expense in terms of its frequency. Now if I go back and look at another example here, like for instance your water bill, perhaps your water company is billing you $115, but instead of every month, it's done every other month or quarterly or twice a year, which is what creates that fluctuation in terms of your different monthly spend. So you can see here you've got 6 annual payments for a total budget of $690. Now if we go back, you can also get a categorization of all your expenses— property-related expenses, utilities, and even basic and premium services. So hopefully you've seen how important it is to consolidate all of your property-related expenses with Homes Auto. Thanks.
