Start-Ups Changing the Real Estate Sector
Just recently, Second Century Ventures has announced the names of 7 start-ups that made it to its NAR REACH class of 2016 list. The whole initiative is aimed at promoting companies that are willing to enter any of the following sectors: home services, financial sector, and real estate. All these sectors, including real estate, have been seeing heavy contenders vying to outmaneuver their rivals with heavy investment and, with an already established business structure that is so hard for new comers in the market to break. So this initiative by Second Century Ventures is appreciated, for it is providing aspirant companies the required assistance and promotion to set their footprint in the market, which is often considered to be a veiled monopoly by some of the analysts.
The selected companies, spread over the categories early to mid-range, will have access to influence, expertise, and mentorship provided by NAR as part of the 8 month spanning program that is meant to have those companies market ready for their upcoming battle in the lucrative trillion-dollar arena. Such guidance is necessary for any company that is doing it all from the very beginning, added NAR.
As per as NAR statement, this year’s selected parties are a divergence of efficiency with a clairvoyant character determined to give their clients and real estate professionals the ease of access when it comes to picking up the right tools and resources available out there. The great thing about these start-ups is that they are not only foreseeing the process of making easier the lives of thousands of people involved in the industry not only from a professional point of view but also from a personal perspective, increasing the overall welfare. NAR have vowed to share their insight obtained through over 100 years’ involvement in the industry with these seven companies.
These special seven have already been boosted by $30 million investment pledge. Let’s see who they are:
Homeselfe: The company has put its major effort in assisting real estate guys to close more deals by enabling their clients to cut utility bill by at least 30%.
Sindeo: When it comes to home financing, everybody prefers to go through a fair and simple process. By taking help from Sindeo, real estate professionals can attract more clients to be involved with them.
HomeDiary: A better way to visualize any update or improvement to the existing structure is something that any buyer tends to go for. HomeDiary exactly does it with its interactive 3-D rendering process.
Flipt: Getting connected with millions of sellers across the country during the primary stage is something crucial for real estate professionals. This indeed creates a win-win situation for the both parties and puts real estate professionals one step clear of their competitors.
Zenergyst: They provide a much required integrated broker management and transaction system that is aimed at making the whole transaction process regarding real estate much easier to deal with.
VA Loan Captain: This is an inclusive set of customized tool specialized in attracting veterans or servicemen who are willing to buy a home.
Trust Stamp: Meeting prospective clients seems like a rigorous task when it comes to necessary ID verification’s to get started with. Trust Stamp contains over 200 social data and public records for reliable ID verification in less than a minute.