Divvy Homes

6 statements across 1 episodes · 4 bullish · 1 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Mar 13, 2020 by Adena Hefets · said 29 times in 1 episodes since 2020 · across every show →

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Mar 13, 2020 positive
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Hefetz: Divvy Homes Acquires Nearly Half Its Customers Via Agent Referrals
“And so today we get almost half of our customers who close on a home, we get them through real estate agent referrals.”
Adena Hefets Mar 13, 2020 ▶ 11:59 20VC: 3 Addictions Of Early-Stage Startup Founders, How Founders Should Strategically Think Through Unit Economics From Day 1 & Why Micromanagement Can Be Beneficial In The Early Days with Adena Hefets, Co-Founder @ Divvy Homes
Mar 13, 2020 bullish
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Hefetz: Divvy Homes Maintains Positive Unit Economics on Every Home
“At Debbie, we build a really scalable model with positive unit economics for every home that we end up bringing onto our portfolio”
Adena Hefets Mar 13, 2020 ▶ 9:13 20VC: 3 Addictions Of Early-Stage Startup Founders, How Founders Should Strategically Think Through Unit Economics From Day 1 & Why Micromanagement Can Be Beneficial In The Early Days with Adena Hefets, Co-Founder @ Divvy Homes
Mar 13, 2020 negative
Insight
Hefetz: Headcount Is a Flawed Vanity Metric for Startup Growth
“Isn't the best case scenario that I've hired no employees and my revenue has 10 X'd? Like, why is the mark of a growing and successful company the number of employees they have? Which to me seems rather off.”
Adena Hefets Mar 13, 2020 ▶ 14:23 20VC: 3 Addictions Of Early-Stage Startup Founders, How Founders Should Strategically Think Through Unit Economics From Day 1 & Why Micromanagement Can Be Beneficial In The Early Days with Adena Hefets, Co-Founder @ Divvy Homes
Mar 13, 2020
Insight
Hefetz: Early-Stage Startups Cannot Afford to Let Employees Learn From Mistakes
“With a startup, you're living year to year. I mean, this isn't a, I have 10 years to build a company, because maybe if you're cash flow positive as a startup, you do, but today with Divi, you know, we're a capital intensive business. We are kind of managing in…”
Adena Hefets Mar 13, 2020 ▶ 23:11 20VC: 3 Addictions Of Early-Stage Startup Founders, How Founders Should Strategically Think Through Unit Economics From Day 1 & Why Micromanagement Can Be Beneficial In The Early Days with Adena Hefets, Co-Founder @ Divvy Homes
Mar 13, 2020 bullish
Prediction Didn’t hold up
Hefetz: Divvy Homes Aims to Acquire 100,000 Homes Within Five Years
“I mean, for our company, we have a singular focus, which is a 100,000 homes for Divi families. The largest read in the U.S. Is about 80,000 homes, so we want to Topple that. And our clear path is just create an easier way to move into homeownership for a large…”
Adena Hefets Mar 13, 2020 ▶ 31:40 20VC: 3 Addictions Of Early-Stage Startup Founders, How Founders Should Strategically Think Through Unit Economics From Day 1 & Why Micromanagement Can Be Beneficial In The Early Days with Adena Hefets, Co-Founder @ Divvy Homes
Mar 13, 2020 positive
Disclosure
Divvy Homes Was Incubated by Max Levchin's HVF
“So it's interesting, because I would say we were incubated by Max Lovechin. We had an incubator called HVF, and we were incubated within it, and he paid for space for us to be able to ideate, and so I think he's kind of, I guess, would be considered the first …”
Adena Hefets Mar 13, 2020 ▶ 29:04 20VC: 3 Addictions Of Early-Stage Startup Founders, How Founders Should Strategically Think Through Unit Economics From Day 1 & Why Micromanagement Can Be Beneficial In The Early Days with Adena Hefets, Co-Founder @ Divvy Homes
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