Mynd is a web application that assists investors with finding and managing single-family rentals (SFR) in and from any location within the U.S. It closed today on $20 million in financing to further its offerings, according to an announcement.
Source: Inman News
Do you Mynd? Invesco Real Estate invests $20M more in SFR platform
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