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Tech advances in data, authentication, artificial intelligence and loan processing are making mortgage fulfillment easier. Why can't a simple iris scan make mortgage funding even quicker?
After raising $50M in Series B funding round, 'Power buyer' looking to expand from 11 to 19 states in 2022
Zavvie has found that both iBuyers and Power Buyers are seeing explosive growth — suggesting Zillow's recent moves don't reflect weakness in the iBuying concept
Real estate startup zavvie has added 9 power buyers to its marketplace. Now zavvie users can compare cash offer and rent-to-own options in one place
The innovation wave has hit the buy-side, with Power Buyers emerging as this year's buzziest business model. Here's everything you need to know to power up your clients' purchasing prowess
The homeownership startup has December and January launches planned for markets in Alabama and Virginia. The company plans to be in 25 states by the end of next year
Program is now available to real estate brokerages and their agents in 7 states through Flyhomes for Agents
Rascoff: iBuying will survive without Zillow, but companies that 'take the friction out of transactions' need a new name for their services
At Inman Connect Las Vegas, Knock revealed a new slogan, 'In agents we trust'
Technology themes at Connect were dominated by a new wave of mortgage providers changing the way buyers enter homebuying, brokers' mixed agreement on how to deliver technology to agents and how iBuying is opening new ways to advise clients
The nation's second-largest title insurer has invested in 16 venture-funded companies valued at $669M after gains on Offerpad, Orchard, Sundae and Pacaso
Austin-based lender says its technology enables homebuyers to make all-cash offers and close a mortgage in 18 days on average
Currently, the homeownership startup operates in North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, Texas and Florida
Amid a highly competitive market in the first half of 2021, iBuyers began making more competitive offers while expanding the range of homes they were willing to purchase
Seattle based-company operates brokerage, mortgage and closing subsidiaries involved in $2.6B in home sales
