Key facts
- Homa offers buyers a credit of up to 2% of the purchase price.
- The company plans to add mortgage lending capabilities.
- Homa has been live in Florida since 2025 and expanded to Texas in June.
Homebuying platform Homa announced Thursday it has secured $5 million in seed funding to fuel its expansion across California, integrate mortgage lending services and support the upcoming launch of a mobile application. The funding round was spearheaded by Quiet Capital, with contributions from Restive Ventures and Cambrian Ventures. Homa, which has been operational in Florida since 2025 and expanded to Texas in June, offers buyers a credit of up to 2% of the purchase price at closing. The platform aims to provide buyers with better information, representation, and financial benefits, particularly for those who conduct their own research. The new mortgage feature will allow buyers to secure loans directly through Homa, with credits potentially applied to rate buydowns. Homa operates as a licensed brokerage, utilizing local specialists for tours and in-house brokers for negotiations.