The data aggregation and workflow automation company Revolution RE received a relatively modest monetary injection of $3 million.
Source: Inman News
Revolution RE to use $3M in VC to empower landlord business data
Published in 29th Street Ventures, Carl Chang, Chris Fraley, Elizabeth Braman, Jason Calacanis, Kairos Investment Management, launch, Marc Randolph, Moderne Ventures, News Brief, PLG Ventures, proptech funding, Ray Wirta, RealtyMogul, rental market, rental technology, Revolution RE, Sandy Sigal, Select, Silicon Badia, Technology, Techstars, The Syndicate and venture capital
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