Ryse (YC W24) — The secondary market for real estate leases
Ryse is the only marketplace where investors who want to buy leases can trade with real estate operators who want to sell leases.
Ryse is a Y Combinator company in the Winter 2024 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: The secondary market for real estate leases. The founders listed are Sean Mitchell (Founder/CEO), Harsh Yadav (Founder/CTO) (Y Combinator directory entry, March 27, 2024).
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Sean Mitchell
Founder/CEO
Sean Mitchell went to Florida A&M University where he received a bachelor's in Business Administration and minor in math and computer programming. He started his career in 2009 at JP Morgan's Chief Investment Office, where he was part of a 5-person team that managed a $30B structured mortgage backed security portfolio. Sean began working for Corbin Capital Partners in 2012, where he managed a $300M in a structured credit portfolio. Sean co-founded REZI (YC W17), a tech-enabled property manager.
Harsh Yadav
Founder/CTO
Harsh earned his MS, Computer Engineering from Rutgers, New Brunswick, New Jersey in 2010. He also has a Bachelor of Technology degree from the National Institute of Technology in Allahabad, India. Harsh began his career at Consumer Reports in 2010; helping transitioning Consumer Reports print media to web first world. In 2013, Harsh joined Torrential Inc., a digital media company as their VP, Engineering. Harsh co-founded REZI (YC W17), a tech-enabled property manager.
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