Yes. A property is held with its purchase price, its current market value and a valuation history, and the loan behind it carries the original amount, the balance still owed, the rate and the monthly payment.
From those the product works out equity, loan to value, cap rate, net operating income, cash flow, cash on cash and debt service coverage.
The outstanding mortgage balance comes off the net figure, which is on by default and can be switched off if you would rather read property at its gross value.
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