For Property Managers & Multifamily Operators
Unit turnover costs $3,000–$5,000. A $50 welcome card that lands a new resident at the coffee shop downstairs and the restaurant on the corner pays for itself the first time it nudges a renewal. over 100 real Park City businesses, one CSV upload, scheduled to fire on every move-in date. Resident-experience budget, finally earning its line item.
Every property manager in Park City knows the math on unit turnover — vacancy loss, make-ready, marketing, leasing commission, the whole stack lands between $3,000 and $5,000 per door every time a lease doesn't renew. A $50 Mountainkind Card that lands a new resident at the coffee shop downstairs and the restaurant on the corner costs a fraction of a percent of that renewal value — and it shows up in the first 30 days, which is when renewal decisions quietly get made. Retention doesn't start on the renewal notice. It starts on move-in day.
The move-in practical question is really "what does a tenant have to buy in the first 72 hours?" The Mountainkind Card answers it directly: dinner on move-in night, coffee on move-in morning, the grocery run for the first week, and the laundry drop before the furniture arrives. Walkable, same-day, and built for the gap between "keys in hand" and "first full paycheck after the move." That's the gift residents actually use — which is the gift they remember at renewal.
A sample of local businesses where the Mountainkind Card can be redeemed — restaurants, grocery stops, services, home goods. Full directory in the business directory.
The Mountainkind Card is redeemable across these Park City categories. Dining leads because first-week meals are the move-in use; services (laundry, dry cleaning) and retail (bed-bath basics, home goods) round out the essentials new residents actually need the first week.
Unit turnover runs $3,000–$5,000 when you stack vacancy loss, make-ready, marketing, and leasing commissions. A $50 Mountainkind Card that connects a new resident to the coffee shop on their block and the restaurant two doors down is the cheapest retention lever on your P&L. You don't need it to move renewal by much. You need it to move renewal at all.
Your residents live here — that's why they signed the lease. For the occasional remote-working tenant whose daily life is a block over, Yiftee runs community cards in ~800 cities. Ship a Mountainkind Card to your Park City doors and pair it with another community card in the next city. One invoice, one reporting stream.
Export your new-move-ins report from AppFolio, Yardi, Buildium, or Entrata. Upload the CSV. Schedule delivery for the move-in date. Done. No middleware, no IT ticket, no "we'll need a sandbox account." For portfolios wiring up fully automated welcome flows, the API is live — drop it in front of your PMS webhook and every new lease fires a card automatically.
Upload your move-in CSV, co-brand with your property logo, schedule delivery per lease-start date. One order. Every new resident welcomed to the neighborhood that keeps them renewing.
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