A venture capitalist explains why you don't need to go global to build a billion-dollar real estate company. Atlanta and Phoenix are big enough markets on their own. Renter-landlord problems are the same everywhere, but the U.S. alone offers enough scale.
It's like I'm always asked by our venture capital firms, like, when do we expand globally? And I'm like, yeah, it's a global pain. Wherever the renter is, there's a landlord, and they have all the same pain everywhere in the world. But I mean, the US market is so huge. Just in one city of Atlanta or Phoenix, you can build a unicorn company just in one city.
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