My Lease Reminder
SnakeHead Software, LLC Productivity
MLR helps businesses manage their leased locations and sends important reminders
- Downloads
- 1+
- on Google Play
- Price
- Free
- No in-app purchases
- Updated
- Aug 21
- 2021 · v3
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About My Lease Reminder
My Lease Reminder (MLR) helps businesses manage their leased locations and sends upcoming lease renewals, lease expirations and other reminders. In addition, MLR also lets you:
• Keep track of property details and automatically receive important reminders
• Keep track of lease agreements and important documents
• Keep track of equipment and other warranties
• Access key contact information for utilities, signage and more
• Access security information such as safe combinations and security cameras
• Share property information with others within your organization
• Keep track of property details and automatically receive important reminders
• Keep track of lease agreements and important documents
• Keep track of equipment and other warranties
• Access key contact information for utilities, signage and more
• Access security information such as safe combinations and security cameras
• Share property information with others within your organization
What’s new
Version 3 · Updated August 21, 2021
Added ability to tap on landlord or property owner's email address phone number to email them. Added ability to tap on landlord or property owner's phone number to call them.
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