MaxHome.AI has raised $5 million in seed funding, led by Fika Ventures

MaxHome.AI, an AI-native operating system for residential real estate, has secured $5 million in seed funding led by Fika Ventures with support from BBG Ventures, 1Sharpe Ventures, and Four Acres Capital. The investment brings the company’s total funding to $7 million and will be used to accelerate product development and expand the platform’s automation capabilities while ensuring human oversight remains central to the transaction process.

The company provides automation tools that reduce manual paperwork and compliance checks faced by real estate agents, helping brokerages and independent firms manage documents, coordinate transactions, and streamline back-office processes. The platform focuses on reducing friction in transaction touchpoints, allowing agents to spend more time with clients rather than administrative work.

MaxHome.AI has gained traction among large US brokerages, with affiliates of Berkshire Hathaway and Coldwell Banker, alongside independents such as The Keyes Company, using the system to modernize operations. Wendi Iglesias, CIO of The Keyes Company, noted: “MaxHome has eliminated the friction in our transaction process that we didn’t even realize was solvable. The impact on our operations has been immediate and meaningful.”

Divya Aathresh, CEO and founder of MaxHome.AI, emphasized the platform’s strategic positioning: “By building an AI-native system tailored to the complexities of real estate, we’re not just improving efficiency. We’re creating the infrastructure that allows agents and brokerages to thrive in a market that demands speed, accuracy, and trust.” The funding positions the company to expand its automation capabilities while maintaining the balance between technology efficiency and essential human oversight in real estate transactions.

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