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Real estate startup ZeroDown secures $100 million to buy San Francisco homes for its customers
Aug 26, 2019Real estate startup ZeroDown, which launched earlier this year, boasts a unique business model. Aiming to help more people become homeowners in the pricey San Francisco Bay Area, the company removes several of the largest hurdles from the homebuying process, namely the down payment and mortgage, and buys homes for its customers outright. When the company launched in June, it had $30 million in its coffers, and now, the company is ready to expand after securing $100 million in debt financing from Credit Suisse.
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Real estate startup ZeroDown will help you buy a house in San Francisco with no down payment
Jun 11, 2019 -
San Francisco goes after “scofflaw” landlords who ran “illicit hotel chain” on Airbnb
Nov 07, 2018 -
Flat-fee real estate startup Reali raises $20 million to expand beyond California
Jul 19, 2018 -
San Francisco’s definition of low income is shocking
Jun 28, 2018 -
Monday Morning Cup Of Coffee: Mulvaney’s CFPB losing interest in payday lenders?
Mar 26, 2018 -
Monday Morning Cup of Coffee: LinkedIn invests $10m in Silicon Valley affordable housing
Dec 11, 2017 -
San Francisco’s largest landlord signs on with Airbnb
Nov 06, 2017 -
Bay Area residents consider great exodus in response to rising home prices
Sep 19, 2017 -
Low commission, tech-focused real estate company Reali closes $5 million funding round
May 26, 2017 -
San Francisco home sales fall to lowest level since crisis
Nov 17, 2016 -
San Francisco supervisors to push for city and county to cut ties with Wells Fargo
Oct 17, 2016
