For many millennials, homeownership is a pipe dream. These startups claim to have an answer.
People with steady incomes but less-than-perfect credit are often shut out of buying homes because they can’t qualify for a mortgage.
A San Francisco startup, Divvy Homes, says it has an answer: It buys homes on behalf of clients, then rents the homes to the consumers as part of a deal that lets them build up equity toward a purchase.
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