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Dallas Fintech Zippy Finds its Niche in Financing Manufactured Housing » Dallas Innovates

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Dallas-based fintech business Zippy is interfering with the funding of made real estate in North Texas and other states through its ingenious digital platform.

CEO Ben Halliday

Founded by previous JPMorgan Chase lenders, the start-up is led by CEO Ben Halliday, a TCU graduate, and COO and President Jordan Bucy. The business looks for to increase access to cost effective real estate through made houses.

“We just kind of dove in. We met originally at JPMorgan and were helping build their venture bank. But yes, it all got started at a bar,” Halliday informed Yahoo! Finance previously this year. “We got introduced to manufactured housing, found there’s a lot of misconceptions about it and Jordan pushed me to take a look at it. We got excited about it from an investment perspective and as a way to help solve the nation’s affordable housing crisis.”

Digital financing platform for made home neighborhoods in 11 states

Zippy partners with made home neighborhoods in North Texas to provide cost effective real estate services.

The business’s ingenious service, a digital financing platform for made home loans, is available in 11 states, consisting of Texas. The business prepares to more than double its footprint in 2023, by developing collaborations with numerous neighborhoods.

Recent financial investment from FirstBank

FirstBank just recently bought Zippy, assisting to develop a structure for the business to continue dealing with its objective.

“Until Zippy, the industry has been all pen and paper and now with Zippy everything is done virtually and fast,” a Zippy representative said. Zippy’s online platform enables customers to make an application for, get, and handle loans for manufactured houses completely through a digital user interface.

Timely loans for cost effective real estate

COO Jordan Bucy

The creators initially obtained a made neighborhood in Lubbock, where they acquired regard for the market throughout the neighborhood’s four-year revitalization.

The 2 business owners “got over our skis pretty fast.” Still, they dealt with the property for 3 years, purchasing land, changing water lines, redesigning the property and landscaping, including a park and play areas and offered 80 houses in what is now referred to as the Lone Star Manufactured Home Community.

Though they’re no longer in the building business, they progressed Zippy into a made real estate loan business.

Halliday and Bucy likewise found the difficulties that features a focused market working on old-fashioned innovation.

To resolve that issue, Zippy developed what it calls an “industry-first” platform that stems loans in as low as 5 days, the business informed Dallas Innovates.

Aiming to increase cost effective real estate services

Now the creators are increasing efforts to deal with the requirement for cost effective real estate services.

“After a record-breaking run that saw mortgage rates plunge to all-time lows and home prices soar to new highs,” Zippy said it wishes to provide alternatives to “homebuyers who never thought owning a home was even a possibility.”

Zippy has collaborations with numerous neighborhoods and has strategies to more than double its footprint in 2023, growing well beyond Texas, where its services were very first available.

In Dallas, the business deals with more than 30 North Texas made home neighborhoods, consisting of an effective collaboration with Trails at Cimarron. 

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