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Ben Kahle
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Creative Solutions for Managing Packages at 100+ Unit Multifamily

Ben Kahle
  • Lynchburg, VA
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Hello,

Does anyone have any creative solutions for managing packages at 100+ unit apartment complexes? At one of our assets, UPS and FedEx will deliver to the resident's doors, but USPS refuses to since we have a central mail room. We currently keep packages in the leasing office, but since the office isn't open 24/7 this causes some residents to be frustrated. Our PM company knows there are package locker solutions out there, but many are expensive. We have heard about software solutions as well, so just looking for any insight. 

Thanks!

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Matt Clark
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Matt Clark
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@Stephen Brown @Ben Kahle the mail carrier places the package in the parcel locker and then puts the key to that parcel locker in the resident’s mailbox. Works like a charm!

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