Summary:
Havium secures $550,000 in funding to expand its single-family rental investment platform
Offers a full-service platform that handles all operational aspects of rental property ownership
Introduced a cash management service to automate all payment responsibilities
Founded by Jamie Nacht, Cristin Nacht, and Arash Motamedi
Has facilitated $40 million in rental property acquisitions and manages $25 million in assets
Plans to expand into two or three new markets by the end of the year
Havium, a Seattle-based startup, is transforming the way individuals invest in and manage single-family rental properties. With a recent $550,000 funding round, the company is set to expand its innovative platform that eliminates the operational hassles of rental property ownership.
Since its inception in 2016, Havium has evolved into a full-service platform, offering a comprehensive suite of services to property investors. The startup recently introduced a cash management service, automating all payment responsibilities including mortgage, taxes, insurance, and more, ensuring a hassle-free investment experience.
Founded by Jamie Nacht, his wife Cristin Nacht, and former CTO Arash Motamedi, Havium has facilitated the acquisition of $40 million in rental properties and currently manages $25 million under its full-service model. The company's revenue model is aligned with its clients' success, earning fees from transactions and ongoing property management services.
Havium's presence spans seven Pacific Northwest markets, with plans to enter two or three new markets by year's end. The latest funding, entirely from angel investors, will support product development, backend infrastructure improvements, and geographic expansion.
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