Happy Easter, Everyone! In celebration for the holiday, we will keep out email short this week. Over the past 2 weeks, we have been heavily focused on meetings with additional investors and sales campaigns for larger customer contracts. Amber and Mars have had the privilege of meeting some amazing potential investors. More news on these meetings will be coming soon.
Good Evening, Team! We have a few new updates that we are excited to present to you all. We participated in the Next Big Thing pitch competition by the Memphis Society of Entrepreneurs and Epicenter. We met some pretty great people and made some connections. Congratulations to Philip Ashley of Philip Ashley Chocolate on winning the competition. We’re excited to
SecondKeys is an innovative software and we pride ourselves on the unique features that our software offers. Our goal is to make lives easier; for property managers, tenants, and maintenance professionals alike. Our effortless documentation system allows immediate visibility on how your maintenance requests are being handled. We have three main goals with our software; give you more control of
At SecondKeys, we’re all about making relationships easier between property managers, tenants, and contractors, but we know sometimes it’s not so simple. Occasionally we all get a tenant that is just determined to be difficult. We’ve got a few tips on how to make a hairy situation with tenants go a little smoother.
Good Evening, Team! I hope that everyone had a great holiday with their family and friends. We sure did but we are excited to get back to work full force. The holidays for the SecondKeys team has had some major development and a deep dive into organizing operational aspects of the company. Now that we are
The New Year means a new opportunity to be the best property manager you can be. A weaker willed manager might not be able to follow through with their New Year’s Resolutions, but you’ve got what it takes. Here are 5 New Year’s Resolutions for Property Managers! 1. Don’t let a maintenance request fall through the cracks. It happens to
