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Reali Secures $250M For Its Real Estate Fintech Platform – NoCamels – Israeli Innovation News

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Israeli-founded real estate and fintech firm Reali has closed a $250 million in new financing, the company announced on Wednesday.

The funding round includes $75 million in equity, $25 million in venture debt, and $150 million in warehouse financing.

Zeev Ventures led the round with participation from Akkadian Ventures, Signia Ventures, and others.

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The company now boasts more than $300 million in total funding, with Zeev leading earlier rounds.

Founded in 2015 by Ami Avrahami and Amit Heller, Reali was created to change the way people experience home buying and selling by prioritizing consumer interests with a team of local licensed real estate agents, an app that enables transactions between property buyers and sellers, and other technology-driven tools.

Reali will use the new funds for its planned national expansion and product advancements to its Reali Trade-In and Reali Cash Offer services, which help homebuyers remove contingencies from their offers and are especially helpful in today’s hot housing markets.

In addition to in-house Reali agents and an in-house team of specialists who collaborate and communicate 24/7, Reali offers a wide range of alternative financing solutions. According to the company, Reali Trade-In makes it easy to simultaneously sell an existing home and buy a new home in a coordinated transaction. It eliminates the pain of resale contingencies, moving twice, and paying two mortgages at once. Reali Cash Offer allows buyers to purchase the home of their dreams with a competitive, all-cash offer backed by Reali. These solutions help buyers and sellers find a competitive edge and close faster.

“This fundraising reaffirms Reali’s commitment to simplifying one of life’s most complex and stressful transactions in a streamlined way. After a year of tremendous growth, the results of our high-tech, high-touch approach are resonating with our customers,” said Tyler Baldwin, CEO of Reali. “As we continue to scale, we are excited to have found investors and partners who share our vision of expanding our offering to new markets and continuing our quest to meet the individual needs of our customers.”

“In a competitive proptech market, Reali stands out for its relentless focus on the consumer and its commitment to transform the complicated process of buying or selling a home. They have streamlined the process and engineered innovative financial solutions that fit the unique needs of today’s consumers. Tyler and his team couldn’t be better suited to take the company to the next level, and we are proud to expand our investment in Reali as the company continues to change the homeownership journey on a much larger scale,” said Oren Zeev with Zeev Ventures.

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B.C. woman ordered to pay over half a million dollars over real estate ‘Ponzi scheme’ – Global News

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A B.C. resident has been ordered to pay over $600,000 after committing fraud through a real estate scheme.

The B.C. Securities Commission (BCSC) has ordered Cherie Evangeline White and her company Kingdom Investments to pay $626,000 in financial sanctions.

In a Monday media release, the BCSC described the fraud as “consistent with a Ponzi scheme.”


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White told investors they would get a return of 10 to 30 per cent on their investments after about six months and that the housing they invested in would be provided to those in need, including people experiencing addiction, according to the BCSC.

But instead, she used the funds to buy residential properties and then flip them for profit, money she then used to pay back earlier investors, the BCSC said.


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She commonly used her faith to attract investors by connecting with them on spiritual values and using faith-related imagery, according to the commission.

White also created a sense of urgency for investors, and in one case accompanied an investor to the bank to make sure they invested. Bank staff told the individual not to invest, but she convinced them to anyway, according to the BCSC.


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In total Kingdom Investments distributed over $1 million in securities to 24 different investors without proper documentation and details of those investments. Investors suffered losses of about $776,000 as a result of the “fraud and illegal distribution,” the commission said.

The BCSC said White obstructed justice by failing to provide documents and information asked for by the BCSC. It also said she and her company did not show remorse for their actions or acknowledge the damage they caused.

She has been banned from participating in B.C.’s investment market unless she is the one investing in a company. Her company was banned from trading its shares or promoting the business.

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Moncton named best place to buy real estate – CTV News Atlantic

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Real estate mogul concerned how Americans will deal with squatters: ‘Something really bad is going to happen’ – Fox Business

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