> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.guito.pt/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Properties and assets > Real estate, vehicles, valuables and other assets you own, with valuations and archiving. This page shows you how to record in guito the things you own that don't live in a bank account or a brokerage, update their valuation over time, save a private note, and archive what you no longer want to track. The latest valuation of each active asset counts toward your net worth. The available categories are **Real estate**, **Vehicles**, **Art**, **Collectibles**, **Commodities**, **Jewellery**, **Business**, and **Other**. ## Add a property Go to **Property & valuables** in the sidebar. Click **Add**. * **Name**: for example, "2-bed apartment, Lisbon". * **Category**: select "Real estate". * **Acquisition cost**: the purchase price. * **Acquisition date** (optional): when you bought it. Confirm to save. ## Add other assets The same flow works for any asset type. Just pick the right category. Go to **Property & valuables** in the sidebar. Click **Add**. * **Name**: a description of the asset. * **Category**: choose the category that fits (Real estate, Vehicles, Art, Collectibles, Commodities, Jewellery, Business, or Other). * **Acquisition cost**: the total cost. * **Acquisition date** (optional): when you acquired it. Confirm to save. ## Update an asset's valuation An asset's value can change over time. Add valuations to track how its estimated value evolves. Go to **Property & valuables** in the sidebar. Click the asset you want to update. On the asset's detail page, click **Add valuation**. * **Date**: the date of the valuation. * **Value**: the new estimated value. Confirm to save. Valuations are always manual: guito does not fetch market prices for these assets. Only the most recent valuation feeds your net worth, and values in another currency are converted to euros. If you add a valuation on a date that already has one, guito offers to replace it. The full valuation history is kept so you can track how the value changes. ## Add notes to an asset You can save a personal note on an asset, for example to remember a vehicle's plate or an item's serial number. When you add an asset, or edit an existing one, open its dialog. In the **Notes** field, write what you want to remember. Confirm. The note shows in the **Notes** section of the asset's page. ## Link a mortgage If you bought a property with a loan and also track that loan as a credit in guito, you can link the two. The property's detail page then shows the down payment, the financed amount, and your loan-to-value and equity, so you can see the property's real contribution to your net worth. ## Archive and unarchive assets Archiving an asset removes it from the list without deleting it. Useful for assets you've already sold or no longer want to track. Go to **Property & valuables** in the sidebar. Click the asset. On the asset's detail page, click **Archive**. The asset disappears from the list. Open the options menu (⋯) at the top of the page and turn on **Show archived**. Click the archived asset. Click **Unarchive**. ## Related pages How your assets feed into the overall net-worth view. Your bank and manual accounts and their balances. Portfolios, positions and the value of your investments. Loans and mortgages, including one linked to a property.