Series A. 2019. Series B. 2020. Big changes. 2021. Securitization. 2022. Series C. 2023. $1 Billion. The inspiration. The members of Point’s experienced founding team are inspired by their own interactions with traditional home equity financing.…
Point secures $115 million in Series C funding to scale home equity platform and expand footprint. Additional capital allows Point to invest in new products and its technology, empowering Americans to achieve their financial goals.…
Series C funding it closed in May. “Point’s success can be attributed to our team’s dedication to helping our homeowners get the most value out of their homes,” said Eddie Lim, co-founder and CEO of Point.…
Point. , a home equity platform and fintech company, has launched its services in Nevada and Ohio. With the addition of these two new states, Point’s Home Equity Investment (HEI) is now available in 18 states and the District of Columbia.…
In addition to the platform capital investment from Kingsbridge, the Point team also shared details about a $22 million series B equity round.…
– Point, the first financial technology platform that allows homeowners to unlock their equity without taking on new debt, announced today that it has raised $8.4 million in Series A funding led by Andreessen Horowitz, which also led the company’s seed round…
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Louis Fed ARM time series. Homeowners face a dilemma: Do they refinance into today’s current interest percentage on a 30-year fixed rate or stay with their variable rate mortgage? The sunk cost fallacy: why do homeowners keep their ARMs?…