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RentBetter
RentBetter is an Australian proptech company that gives everyday landlords the same tools and services real estate agents use to lease and manage residential property - advertising, tenant screening, digital leases, rent collection, inspections and maintenance - in one online platform, at a fraction of a traditional property manager's cost. Founded in Sydney in 2016 by Jeremy Goldschmidt, it targets the roughly 2.2 million Australians who own investment property and want to self-manage without paying ongoing management fees.
Findigs
Findigs is a New York-based proptech company that automates residential tenant screening and leasing decisions. Its AI-native platform verifies applicant identity, income, and documents, detects fraud, and returns instant, data-grounded rent-or-decline decisions with contractual fraud guarantees - helping single-family and multifamily operators fill units faster while cutting evictions and delinquency. Founded in 2018 by Colby College classmates Steve Carroll and Keith Gilvar, Findigs manages screening across 400,000+ residential units and has raised roughly $80 million to date, most recently a $32M Series C in June 2026.
RentRedi
RentRedi is a mobile-first property management platform that gives independent landlords an all-in-one toolkit to collect rent online, list and market vacancies, screen tenants, sign leases, and coordinate maintenance and accounting - while giving renters an app to pay rent, set up auto-pay, build credit, and submit maintenance requests. Founded in 2016 by father-and-son team Ryan and Ed Barone after Ryan's own frustrating apartment hunt in New York City, the company now serves close to 300,000 landlords and renters and manages more than $33 billion in assets.
Hemlane
Hemlane is a San Francisco-based property management platform that blends software automation with on-the-ground human support to help rental owners and small property managers run long-term rentals from anywhere. It handles advertising and listing syndication, tenant screening, online rent collection, lease signing, 24/7 repair coordination and eviction support, and can connect owners with local licensed agents for showings and inspections - positioning itself between do-it-yourself landlord apps and full-service property management firms.
Stephen Carroll
Stephen (Steve) Carroll is the co-founder and CEO of Findigs, a New York proptech company that turns rental tenant screening into an autonomous leasing decision. A former Wall Street structured-products salesman who then ran ops at the restaurant startup Seated, Carroll built Findigs after a bank quietly stopped mailing his rent checks and nearly got him evicted. The company started as a free consumer rent-payment app validated in NYC bars with Typeform surveys, then pivoted to B2B software. As of 2026 it powers roughly 400,000 rental units, has raised about $80M including a $32M Series C, and pitches operators on cutting evictions by up to 80%.
Bungalow
Bungalow is a tech-enabled residential rental platform that turns single-family homes into furnished, flexible, community-driven housing. It matches renters with rooms and whole homes across major U.S. markets, handles roommate matching, tours, payments and maintenance through its app, and offers homeowners and institutional investors full-service property management for single-family-rental and build-to-rent portfolios via its Radar platform.
Rentberry
Rentberry is a San Francisco-based proptech company building an end-to-end, AI-powered rental ecosystem that lets tenants and landlords handle the entire rental lifecycle online - from search, virtual tours, applications and automated tenant screening, to digital lease signing, rent collection and ongoing maintenance. Founded in 2015 by Ukrainian entrepreneurs after a frustrating San Francisco apartment hunt, the platform now spans roughly 90 countries and uses AI agents to analyze listings, generate property descriptions, negotiate pricing and coordinate move-in services. The company has expanded into a chain of furnished modular homes and is preparing for a planned public listing under the NASDAQ ticker RNTB.
Oleksiy Lubinsky
Oleksiy Lubinsky (also known as Alex Lubinsky) is the co-founder and CEO of Rentberry, a San Francisco-based platform that automates the long-term rental process from search and custom-offer negotiation to digital leases, rent payments and maintenance. A Ukrainian native and UC Berkeley economics graduate who came out of investment banking, he sold his first company, the networking app City Hour, in 2015 before launching Rentberry that same year. He has pushed the company through one of crypto's most-talked-about ICOs, an AI rebrand, and serial equity-crowdfunding rounds, framing Rentberry as a bid to strip the friction, fees and middlemen out of renting.
Belong
Belong is a tech-enabled, AI-powered rental management network that vertically integrates the entire home-rental experience for both homeowners and residents. It markets homes across 26+ listing sites, vets residents, collects rent, handles maintenance, and offers homeowners Guaranteed Rent so they get paid on the first even when a resident is late. The mission is to let homeowners become financially free while helping residents feel they belong - and eventually become homeowners themselves.
Argyle
Argyle is a consumer-permissioned verification platform that pulls real-time income, employment, and asset data straight from the source - payroll systems and bank accounts - through an API and no-code console. Instead of faxed pay stubs and HR phone calls, lenders, background screeners, and tenant screeners get instant, direct-source verifications covering roughly 90% of the U.S. workforce. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in New York, the company has raised over $100M from Bain Capital Ventures, Rockefeller Asset Management, Mastercard, Checkr, and SignalFire.
At Home (WelcomeAtHome)
WelcomeAtHome is a residential property management company based in Eindhoven that maintains and manages hundreds of high-quality homes for short- and long-term rental across the south of the Netherlands. It handles the full lifecycle of letting a home - tenant screening, key handovers, inspections, maintenance coordination, and administration - so that, in its own words, both tenant and landlord benefit when real estate is really well arranged.