When income from an investment is substantially back-end loaded, it's not possible to get an accurate estimate of the percentage of expected income (as entered into expected future income properties) realized to date. It would be useful to simply be able to add up expected income (from the properties) and actual distributed income and divide. Being able to differentiate between distributions and reinvestments would probably be a good calculation feature as well.
Knowing whether or not you are on track with expected income, during the course of the year and across many different investments, is an extremely useful reporting tool.
Thanks for providing probably the most useful portfolio manager software in the market today for individual investors.