disclosures.io (YC S17) — The complete listing toolkit for the new era of real estate
Every year $1.2 trillion in residential home sales are exchanged, however buying and selling a house is still a huge, painful process. Maybe that’s because Real Estate is the least digital industry, behind only agriculture 🐮 .
disclosures.io is a Y Combinator company in the Summer 2017 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: The Complete Listing Toolkit for the New Era of Real Estate. The founders listed are Adam Gothelf (Founder), Paul Nichols (Founder/CTO), Brian Sloss (Founder/CPO) (Y Combinator directory entry, May 25, 2017).
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Every year $1.2 trillion in residential home sales are exchanged, however buying and selling a house is still a huge, painful process. Maybe that’s because Real Estate is the least digital industry, behind only agriculture 🐮 .
Disclosures.io is on a mission to make the real estate process more transparent and efficient for everyone involved. Our product helps sellers get their home to market faster and enables buyers to make more informed offers.
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Adam Gothelf
Founder
Paul Nichols
Founder/CTO
Brian Sloss
Founder/CPO
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One of 86 companies held here in Real Estate and Construction › Housing and Real Estate.
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