– Omnidian secured a $33m Series B capital raise.
– The round was led by Activate Capital and included Liberty Mutual Insurance and WIND Ventures, the strategic venture capital arm of Chilean multinational energy firm Copec.
– The new capital comes at a time of rapid growth for Omnidian.
– In addition to its performance plans for solar, the firm has launched a similar service for energy storage, both at the residential and C&I level.
– In the future, Omnidian’s machine learning software will monitor other IoT sensored energy products.
– The firm currently employs more than 100 professionals across 16 states and expects that number to grow significantly over the next several years. It will also grow the more than 1,700 megawatts it currently manages for customers. Finally, this raise will enable international expansion for the company.

– Pacaso (the leading real estate platform that helps people buy and co-own a second home) announced $125m Series C funding led by SoftBank Vision Fund 2.
– The round also included participation from Fifth Wall, the largest venture capital firm focused on technologies for the global real estate industry, and Gaingels (a leading investment syndicate supporting diversity and increased representation of the LGBTQ community and allies).
– The company has doubled its domestic market reach and now operates in 25 top second home destinations, including Napa, Lake Tahoe, Aspen, Malibu, Miami, and Vail.

– Orchard, the company that is radically simplifying home buying and selling, announced today that it has raised $100 million in Series D funding at over a $1 billion valuation.
– Accomplice led the round with participation from repeat investors FirstMark, Revolution, First American, Juxtapose and a syndicate of new investors.
– This new round of equity funding will support Orchard’s continued growth and innovation.

– La Haus, a real estate marketplace operating in Mexico and Colombia, raised $100m funding.
– The round was led by Acrew Capital and Renegade Partners, and joined by Jeff Bezos’ Bezos Expeditions, Endeavor Catalyst, Moore Strategic Ventures, Marc Benioff’s TIME Ventures, Rappi’s Simon Borrero, Maluma, and Gabriel Gilinski.
– Existing backers who put money in this round include Greenspring Associates, Kaszek, NFX, Spencer Rascoff’s 75 & Sunny Ventures, Hadi Partovi and NuBank’s David Velez.
– The company declined to reveal at what valuation the extension was raised.

– Landis, a startup that uses technology and data science to help renters reach homeownership, announced the close of $165m in debt and Series A equity financing.
– Led by Sequoia Capital, the Series A round also included participation from Arrive, a Roc Nation company, Will Smith’s Dreamers VC as well as existing investor Signia Venture Partners.
– This latest funding brings Landis’ total debt and equity raised to $182m since the company’s launch.
– Landis is a social impact-driven company with a mission to guide renters on their unique path to purchasing a home.
– The company’s technology helps Americans save money and build a stronger financial foundation through homeownership.

– Snapdocs announced that it has raised $150m in Series D funding.
– The new round will accelerate Snapdocs’ vision of building the digital infrastructure that connects lenders, settlement services and borrowers together to digitize mortgage closings at scale.
– Tiger Global led the round with participation from Sequoia, Y Combinator, F-Prime, Maverick, Alkeon, and Wellington Management.
– This brings Snapdocs’ total funding to $260m and increases valuation to over $1.5b.
– Snapdocs enables lenders to connect with all parties and technologies involved in a mortgage transaction to complete the entire closing process online.
– The solution is comprehensive – a networked platform that allows the many participants in a mortgage closing to work together more efficiently and close more deals.

– Knock, a software company for apartment property managers, raised $20m funding.
– The round was led by Fifth Wall and joined by Madrona Venture Group, Lead Edge Capital, Second Avenue Partners and Seven Peaks Ventures.
– Vik Chawla, partner at Fifth Wall, will join Knock’s board.