Read your statement

Understand the statement that explains what you were paid for a unit, and why.

Start: your portal Result: you can see how your payout was worked out.

Your statement is per unit, because that is where the books are kept. Four units means four statements, plus a roll-up across them.

How to read it

rent collected
  - expenses paid on your behalf
  - the management fee
  = your payout

Each line is dated and described, so you can tie it to the month it belongs to.

Income - the rent actually received, not the rent invoiced. A tenant who paid late shows in the month they paid.

Expenses - repairs and costs incurred on your behalf. Each should name what it was for.

The payout - what was paid to you. It should match your bank.

If the payout does not match your bank, check the date. A payout made on the 3rd belongs to the previous month’s statement.

Domi Vera does not move money. Your managing agent pays you from their own account and records it here.

StatementsA running account over time — everything charged, everything paid, and the balance. An invoice is one entry on it.
Expenses and disbursementsWhat reduces an owner's payout — costs incurred on their behalf, your fee, and the payment you make to them.
UnitsThe unit is where the money is anchored — one owner, one set of books, its own invoices and statements.