2DOORS - Property Overview

Private, Resident-Only Marketplace for Multifamily Buildings

Overview

2Doors enables verified residents to buy and sell items securely within their own building using in-app payments and property-approved exchange methods. Listings are private to the building—no public exposure and no outside buyers.

The Problem & The Solution

The problem buildings already face

Public marketplaces can bring strangers onto the property and rely on cash/off-platform payments.
Large e-commerce increases package volume, waste, and delivery congestion.
Without a sanctioned channel, items end up in hallways/common areas and management gets complaints.

How 2Doors solves this

Resident-only access (verified sign-up + building access code)
Private listings (no public websites, no cross-building visibility)
Secure in-app payments only
Optional exchange models configured by the property
No cost, liability, or operational burden for the property

Why We Partner with Building Administrators

2Doors could operate independently through advertising, but we prioritize resident security. Building participation helps ensure marketplace access is restricted to verified residents, reducing risk of strangers accessing the building marketplace or pretending to live in the building.

Recommended distribution methods: elevator flyers, management emails, authorized owner/resident group chats, or lobby signage to share the building’s unique access code.

Why Buildings Choose 2Doors

Resident-only access (verified residents only)
No public exposure (no indexing, no public search)
No storage / no handling required
No staff involvement unless explicitly allowed
Free for buildings (no contracts or setup fees)
Reduced external deliveries & waste
Configurable to building policies

Liability, Operations & Exchange Models

Property liability & legal position (important)

2Doors is designed so buildings do not assume new liability and do not need to change existing operations. Per our Terms of Use: 2Doors is not a landlord/property manager/HOA; we do not store, handle, transport, or deliver items; we are not a party to resident-to-resident transactions. Buildings are not responsible for items, exchanges, or disputes.

Operationally, 2Doors can be treated like other resident deliveries already permitted today (e.g., an Amazon delivery or a resident receiving a personal package). Drop-off and pickup are performed by residents—not staff.

Flexible exchange models

Buildings may allow one, both, or neither of the following models.

Model A — Common Area Exchange (optional)

Payment completed in-app
Seller labels/drops item (if permitted)
Buyer retrieves after notification
No long-term storage required; can be disabled

Model B — Door-to-Door Resident Exchange

Payment occurs before delivery
Resident-to-resident only, no staff involvement
No common-area usage required; opt-in and configurable

What 2Doors does not do

Does not store items
Does not manage deliveries
Does not supervise exchanges
Does not require staff involvement
Does not change building rules (building rules always control on property)

Building Control & Configuration

Each building defines what is allowed
Delivery options require property approval
Features can be disabled at any time
No operational changes required
No long-term commitments

Summary

2Doors offers a secure, resident-only marketplace that solves a common resident problem without creating liability or operational burden for properties.

Resident-only
No strangers
In-app payments
Optional exchange models
No staff involvement
No liability
No cost

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2Doors

📘 Property Overview

A Private, Resident-Only Marketplace for Multifamily Buildings

2Doors enables verified residents to buy and sell items securely within their own building, using in-app payments and property-approved exchange methods. There are no public listings, no outside buyers, and no required changes to building operations.2Doors is a secure, resident-only marketplace enabling verified building residents to buy and sell items using in-app payments. No public listings, no outside users, no operational changes required.

🔐 Why We Partner with Building Administrators

2Doors could technically operate without building involvement — we could simply run ads and invite residents to join directly. However, we prioritize resident security above all else.While we could operate independently, we prioritize resident security by partnering with buildings to ensure marketplace access is exclusively for verified residents, preventing strangers from accessing the building's marketplace.

By partnering with building administrators, we can tailor marketplace access exclusively to verified residents. This prevents strangers from accessing your building's marketplace or pretending to live in the building to sell items.

Distribution methods we recommend: elevator flyers, emails from management, authorized owner/resident group chats, or lobby signage — ensuring only legitimate residents receive the building's unique access code.Recommended distribution: elevator flyers, management emails, authorized group chats, or lobby signage.

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PAGE 1 — THE PROBLEM & THE SOLUTION

The Problem Buildings Already Face

Residents frequently want to sell, buy, or exchange items — but existing options create safety, operational, and liability concerns.

⚠️ Public marketplaces (Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist):

•Strangers entering the property
•Safety and privacy concerns
•Cash or off-platform payments
•No accountability or dispute framework

📦 Large e-commerce platforms (Amazon, eBay):

•Increased package volume
•Items shipped long distances unnecessarily
•More waste and delivery congestion

🏢 No official building channel:

•Residents leave items in hallways or common areas
•Management receives complaints but lacks a safe solution
•No sanctioned way for resident-to-resident exchanges

How 2Doors Solves This

2Doors provides a private, building-approved marketplace that mirrors behaviors already allowed in buildings — with more structure and less risk.

Key benefits:

✔ Only verified residents participate
✔ No public exposure or outside users
✔ Secure in-app payments only
✔ Fewer external deliveries
✔ No cost, liability, or operational burden for the property

What Is 2Doors?

2Doors is a digital marketplace platform only.

•Transactions occur solely between residents
•2Doors does not own, store, transport, deliver, or inspect items
•2Doors is not a delivery company, storage provider, or property manager
•Each building operates as a fully isolated marketplace
•Listings are visible only to verified residents of the same building

This structure is clearly defined in 2Doors' Terms of Use.

Why Buildings Choose 2Doors

🔒 Resident-Only Access

• Verified sign-up required
• Building-specific access codes
• No external buyers or sellers

🚫 No Public Exposure

• Listings never appear on public websites
• No cross-building visibility
• No public search indexing

📦 No Storage/Handling

• 2Doors does not store items
• No receiving room required
• No staff involvement unless allowed

💰 No Cost

• Free for buildings
• No contracts or setup fees
• Fees paid by users, not properties

♻️ Reduced Deliveries

• Local exchanges within building
• Fewer Amazon-style shipments
• Encourages reuse vs disposal

⚙️ Configurable

• Delivery options configurable
• Buildings choose what's allowed
• Features can be disabled

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PAGE 2 — LIABILITY, OPERATIONS & EXCHANGE MODELS

⚠️ Property Liability & Legal Position (Important)

2Doors is designed so that buildings do not assume new liability and do not need to change existing operations.

As stated in our Terms of Use:

•2Doors is not a landlord, property manager, HOA, or building operator
•2Doors does not handle, store, transport, or deliver items
•2Doors is not a party to transactions between residents
•All transactions occur solely between residents
•Buildings are not responsible for items, exchanges, or disputes

From a legal and operational perspective, 2Doors functions the same way as:

• An Amazon delivery
• A friend dropping off a package
• A resident receiving a personal delivery

The difference is that both the drop-off and pickup are performed by residents themselves, not third parties or staff.

Flexible Exchange Models

Buildings may allow one, both, or neither of the following models.

🟦 Model A — Common Area Exchange

If permitted by the property, residents may exchange items using a lobby, receiving area, or front desk.

Overview:

• Payment is completed in-app
• Seller labels and drops the item
• Buyer retrieves the item after notification

Key notes:

• Building participation is optional
• No long-term storage required
• No responsibility or custody assumed
• Can be disabled entirely

🟦 Model B — Door-to-Door Exchange

In buildings without a lobby or receiving area, residents may exchange items directly between units.

Overview:

• Payment occurs before delivery
• Exchange is resident-to-resident only
• No staff involvement
• No common-area usage required

Key notes:

• Opt-in only
• Zero handling responsibility for the property
• Can be disabled at any time

What 2Doors Does Not Do

To avoid liability and operational risk:

❌ Does not store items
❌ Does not manage deliveries
❌ Does not supervise exchanges
❌ Does not require staff involvement
❌ Does not change building rules

Building rules always control on property.

Building Control & Configuration

✔ Each building defines what is allowed
✔ Delivery options require property approval
✔ Features can be disabled at any time
✔ No operational changes required
✔ No long-term commitments

2Doors adapts to the building — not the other way around.

Summary

2Doors offers a secure, resident-only marketplace that solves a common resident problem without creating liability or operational burden for properties.

In short:

Resident-onlyNo strangersIn-app paymentsOptional exchange modelsNo staff involvementNo liabilityNo cost

2Doors

The Marketplace Within Your Building

Website

https://www.get2doors.com

Contact

support@msparllc.com