Here's an exclusive look at the pitch deck real-estate startup Sundae used to win investment from Founders Fund and QED Investors

June 30, 2020

Here's an exclusive look at the pitch deck real-estate startup Sundae used to win investment from Founders Fund and QED Investors

Before and after shots of Sundae's work

Real-estate startup Sundae just raised $16 million in a Series A fundraising round backed by Founders Fund and QED Investors.
Sundae aims to help those selling a rundown home get a fair price and avoid predatory investors.
House "flipping", in which investors purchase properties and quickly sell them for a profit, rose to an eight-year high in 2019 – accounting for 6% of all home sales in the US.
We got an exclusive look at the pitch deck Sundae used to bring Founders Fund, QED Investors, and others on board.
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Sundae, a real-estate startup helping homeowners sell their rundown properties, has raised $16 million in a Series A funding round backed by QED Investors and Founders Fund.

House "flipping", in which investors purchase properties and sell them quickly for profit, usually after fixing them up, rose to an eight-year high in 2019, at 6.2% of all home sales, according to ATTOM Data Solutions.

Sundae says it can help those forced to sell fast due to unforeseen circumstances — a death in the family, a divorce, or job loss — find the best deal and fend off predatory investors.

The team puts together video walkthroughs, 3D renderings of potential renovations, and structural reports, before sharing it all with potential buyers.

We got an exclusive look at the pitch deck Sundae used to bring the likes of Founders Fund and QED Investors on board.