Mat and Amber Harkless joke that they were the last couple in America to buy a house without a bidding war, just before the market exploded in 2020. Despite high credit scores and no debt, the couple ...

The rising cost of home loans seems to be pummeling a darling of the venture-capital business. Divvy Homes, which offers a rent-to-own service for buyers who may struggle to come up with large down ...

Before the heating system failed in the depths of winter, before the foundation appeared to shift, before she and her husband watched YouTube videos in order to fix the dishwasher, Amber Gutierrez ...

Divvy Homes, a rent-to-own startup, has raised $110 million in Series C financing, the company announced on Tuesday. To date, Divvy has raised more than $500 million in equity and debt financing since ...

While rent-to-own is not a new concept in the housing market, a new real estate company is set to launch that aims to rebrand renting to own into a buyer-friendly proposition. Divvy Homes, which ...

Divvy Homes, a San Francisco-based real estate tech company, is bringing its rent-to-own business model to Minnesota and six other new U.S. markets as part of a national expansion announced Monday.

Divvy Homes’ version of the American dream has produced less-than-ideal results for some of its customers. Tenants in the rent-to-own firm’s program tell of inadequate repairs and a rising threat of ...

A San Francisco startup called Divvy Homes, which operates in Cleveland, Memphis and Atlanta, is the focal point of this Wall Street Journal story about companies that are "creating new ways for ...

A new tech startup's that allows renters to build up credit for a potential home purchase down the line may be just what the doctor ordered for those who can't afford to buy right away. Divvy Homes ...

Rent-to-own startup Divvy Homes is expanding to Miami and Fort Lauderdale. The company, which buys homes and then leases them back to renters for a period of three years, is also launching in Denver, ...

Would-be homebuyers in greater Orlando now have a new option to consider in the area’s bustling, competitive housing market. Divvy Homes, a San Francisco-based startup company, offers clients a ...

Divvy, a homebuying startup, raised $43 million in a Series B funding round this week. The company purchases homes and rents them to customers, and is geared towards people who cannot qualify for a ...