Property Math
Christian Deckert · Finance
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Your home. Your numbers. Property Math helps you prepare for property decisions in Switzerland with transparent calculations. Explore your purchase budget, check financing and compare your options on iPhone and iPad. 11 CALCULATORS FOR YOUR PLANS • Purchase budget: How much can you afford? • Required income: What income does your preferred property require? • Financing: Understand your mortgage and ongoing payments. • Running costs: Plan for the costs of owning a home. • Buy or rent: Compare how both options develop over time. • Sale proceeds: Estimate what remains after a sale. • Moving budget: Plan the budget for your next home. • Transition period: Estimate the cost of overlapping properties. • Rental income: Explore income and expenses from letting. • Rental yield: Understand the modelled return on a rental property. • Rent out or sell: Compare both options. KEEP YOUR PLANS TOGETHER Save scenarios, adjust assumptions and reopen earlier calculations. Your personal profile can fill relevant calculator fields. An optional Property Math account connects your profile, history and scenarios with propertymath.ch. CLEAR RESULTS Charts, explanations and transparent assumptions help you interpret the results. All calculations work offline. Sign-in and synchronization require an internet connection. • Built for Switzerland and Swiss francs • German and English • iPhone and iPad • No subscriptions or in-app purchases • No account required to use the calculators Results are illustrative model calculations. They do not replace individual financial, tax or legal advice and are not an offer of financing. Check assumptions and specific terms with the appropriate professionals.
What's new · 1.0.1
Number entry is now more flexible: pasted amounts are recognised in Swiss, German and international formats, including abbreviations such as 100k. Thousands are displayed consistently using the Swiss separator. We have also improved stability and input validation.
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