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Accept.inc is a technology-enabled lender that allows qualified buyers to make all-cash offers on homes without incurring additional costs. Founded in 2016 by Adam Pollack, Nick Friedman, and Ian Perrex, the company aims to facilitate homeownership by leveling the playing field for buyers through its innovative platform. Accept.inc provides a seamless experience for agents and mortgage-qualifying buyers, ensuring that all parties involved in the transaction benefit. The company offers various services, including refinancing and loan underwriting, and specializes in FHA, VA, and USDA loans to assist first-time homebuyers and homeowners. Headquartered in Denver, Colorado, Accept.inc began operating its current model in mid-2019.

Disclosures.io develops software aimed at assisting real estate agents in managing property disclosures, including issues like leaking roofs and broken sewer lines. The platform simplifies the process by compiling disclosure packages, allowing for controlled distribution through customized invitations and alerts. Additionally, it provides real-time data to help agents, assistants, and brokerage firms effectively track and manage property disclosures. This functionality enhances the overall efficiency of the disclosure process in the real estate industry.

Eave is a mortgage loan origination company based in Walnut Creek, California, founded in 2015. It specializes in providing ethical mortgages by treating borrowers like cash buyers, which enhances their mortgage experience. Eave achieves this through a platform that automates a significant portion of the mortgage origination, underwriting, and funding processes, allowing its operations team to focus on delivering exceptional customer support. The company has restructured the mortgage process by fully underwriting borrowers before they begin shopping for homes, ensuring they understand their budget and qualifying rates from the outset. In May 2019, Eave was acquired by Homelight, further expanding its reach in the mortgage industry.