In essence a fix-and-flip iBuyer, Sundae spends an average of $65,000 on each home it buys to ready it for the market. Now, its homes will sell through its sister brokerage, Sundae Homes.
Source: Inman News
IBuyer Sundae to open traditional brokerage in Southern California
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