Home 365

Home 365 is a U.S.-based real estate property-management company that combines operational services with vertical software for single-family rental (SFR) owners and investors. Founded in 2016 by Daniel Shaked, the company developed a technology platform intended to centralize major aspects of owning and operating rental properties, including acquisition analysis, leasing, maintenance, rent collection, vacancy management, delinquency management, and the control of recurring operating costs. The company’s model is aimed primarily at investors who own or are building portfolios of single-family rental homes and need a standardized way to manage properties across multiple markets. A central feature of Home 365’s offering is the use of data analysis and artificial-intelligence tools in property operations and investment decisions. The platform evaluates numerous characteristics of a property, including factors such as age, size, and location, to assess expected asset performance. It also seeks to anticipate maintenance incidents and coordinate service responses. Home 365 maintains a vendor network to carry out repairs and other maintenance work, with the goal of reducing the time required to identify, assign, and complete operational tasks. In this sense, the company positions itself between a conventional property manager and a technology-enabled operating platform: investors receive human and local-market support while the company applies centralized data and workflow tools to manage portfolios. The company expanded through acquisition as well as organic geographic growth. In June 2021, it acquired SlateHouse Property Management, a U.S. property-management company. The transaction broadened Home 365’s operating footprint and supported its effort to build a larger platform for single-family rentals. By 2024, the company was reported to have operations in 18 locations across nine U.S. states, including an expansion into Phoenix. Its U.S. headquarters are complemented by a research and development center in Israel, reflecting the division between local property operations and centralized technology development. Home 365 has also used outside capital to support product development, geographic expansion, and its property-management platform. Reported financing includes an $11 million Series A round in 2021 led by Greensoil PropTech Ventures and a $22 million round in 2023 led by Viola Growth. Across multiple rounds, the company was reported to have raised $70 million by 2024. The same period also saw the company report more than $1.5 million in rent guarantees and $1.4 million in covered repairs, figures that illustrate the types of financial and operational risks its service model addresses for property investors. These amounts are reported company figures and are not evidence of public-market financial performance. Home 365’s positioning is therefore based on combining property-management execution, investment analytics, predictive maintenance, and risk-management features in one specialized platform. Its principal customers are real estate investors and owners of single-family rental assets rather than general household consumers. The available reference material does not establish a public listing, a parent company, a precise headquarters city, or a separate consumer product brand. It describes Home 365 as an active private company serving the U.S. rental-property market.

Home 365 was founded in 2016 by Daniel Shaked as a company focused on the technology-enabled management of residential rental properties. Its core market is single-family rentals, a segment in which owners and investors often need to coordinate leasing, rent collection, maintenance, compliance, vacancy reduction, and financial oversight across geographically dispersed homes. Rather than treating property management as a series of independent local tasks, Home 365 developed a vertical software approach intended to connect investment analysis with day-to-day asset operations. The company’s platform applies data analysis to both acquisition and ongoing management. It evaluates multiple property characteristics, including age, size, and location, to help assess expected performance. The system is also described as using artificial intelligence and predictive methods to identify likely maintenance events and organize responses. Maintenance work is handled through a network of vendors, allowing the company to coordinate repairs while attempting to reduce processing and turnaround times. Alongside maintenance, Home 365 addresses vacancy, rent delinquency, operating expenses, and other cost exposures that affect the returns of rental-property investors. Home 365 expanded its operating capabilities through acquisition. In June 2021, it purchased SlateHouse Property Management, a U.S. company in the same broad field. The acquisition supported the development of a larger platform for single-family rental owners and complemented Home 365’s software-centered operating model. The company also raised outside capital during its growth phase. Reported financing included an $11 million Series A round in 2021 led by Greensoil PropTech Ventures and a $22 million round in 2023 led by Viola Growth. By 2024, total reported funding across multiple rounds was $70 million. Its corporate structure combines U.S. property operations with technology development in Israel. Home 365 is headquartered in the United States and maintains a research and development center in Israel. By 2024, it was reported to operate through 18 locations in nine U.S. states, with Phoenix among its newer markets. The company also reported more than $1.5 million in rent guarantees and $1.4 million in covered repairs as of that period. These figures describe service-related guarantees and repair coverage rather than revenue or profit. Home 365’s history reflects the broader development of proptech for professionally managed single-family rentals. Its distinguishing proposition is the integration of software, analytics, predictive maintenance, local vendor coordination, and conventional property-management services. The available sources do not identify a public stock listing, a parent corporation, or a detailed roster of current executives beyond the company’s founder. They also do not provide a confirmed official website address in the supplied material.

1. 2024U.S. network expands to 18 locations

   Home 365 was reported to have 18 locations across nine states, including a recent expansion into Phoenix.

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2. 2023Growth financing reported

   The company raised a reported $22 million financing round led by Viola Growth.

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3. 2021SlateHouse Property Management acquired

   Home 365 acquired U.S.-based SlateHouse Property Management in June, expanding its property-management platform and operating capabilities.

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4. 2021Series A financing reported

   Home 365 raised a reported $11 million Series A round led by Greensoil PropTech Ventures.

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5. 2016Company founded

   Daniel Shaked founded Home 365 as a real estate property-management and technology company serving single-family rental investors.

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A technology-enabled property-management and real estate investment platform for owners and investors in single-family rental properties.

• Home 365 property-management platformVertical SaaS and property management

  Home 365’s central offering combines software and managed services for single-family rental properties. It supports activities such as leasing, rent collection, vacancy and delinquency management, maintenance coordination, and monitoring of operating costs. The platform is designed for investors who need centralized oversight of rental assets distributed across different U.S. markets.

• Real estate investment analyticsInvestment technology

  The company uses data analysis to support property acquisition and investment decisions. Its stated approach considers numerous asset attributes, including property age, size, and location, to evaluate expected performance and help investors assess potential rental properties.

• Predictive maintenance and vendor coordinationProperty operations

  Home 365 applies data-driven methods to anticipate maintenance incidents and connects property operations with a vendor network that performs repairs. The service is intended to improve response times and manage the operational costs associated with maintaining rental homes.

• 2023Growth financing for technology-enabled property managementStrategy

  Home 365 continued developing its vertical software and expanding its property-management operations for single-family rental investors.

  What changed. The company completed a reported $22 million financing round led by Viola Growth.

  Aftermath. The financing supported the company’s continuing growth strategy; the supplied reference does not specify a detailed allocation of proceeds.

  Financing raised. 11000000 → 22000000 (2021 to 2023 reported rounds)

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• 2021Acquisition of SlateHouse Property ManagementM&A

  Home 365 was expanding its U.S. single-family rental property-management platform and sought to increase its operational footprint and capabilities.

  What changed. The company acquired SlateHouse Property Management in June 2021.

  Aftermath. The transaction contributed to Home 365’s broader U.S. operating network and its strategy of combining local property services with centralized software.

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• 2024Home 365 expands to Phoenix

  The company was reported to have expanded its U.S. footprint to include Phoenix, contributing to a network of 18 locations across nine states.

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• 2023Home 365 raises reported $22 million round

  Home 365 reportedly raised $22 million in a financing round led by Viola Growth.

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• 2021Home 365 acquires SlateHouse Property Management

  Home 365 acquired the U.S.-based SlateHouse Property Management in June 2021 as part of its expansion of single-family rental property-management operations.

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• 2021Home 365 raises reported $11 million Series A

  The company reportedly raised an $11 million Series A round led by Greensoil PropTech Ventures to support its property-management technology and growth.

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