ZeroDown, a San Francisco-based rent-to-buy startup, has clinched a $150 million valuation. For $10,000, the company will buy a home on behalf of a renter.
Source: Inman News
Rent-to-own startup ZeroDown valued at $150M
Published in Agent, PropTech, rent to own startup, Technology and ZeroDown
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