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It doesn't. Thus not VC-backable. But it should exist.
by ryanSrich 6y ago
It doesn't. Thus not VC-backable. But it should exist.
- simonebrunozzi 6y agoWhy not? Forgive a bit of optimism (and maybe arrogance): imagine AirBnB, making a cut on transactions between hosts and guests. This specific company could make a cut acting like a marketplace between builders and homebuyers. Defensible? Not sure. Still many things to figure out.
- arthurcolle 6y agoSo... like taxes? So I'm paying taxes to the government, and then fees to some business, on top of fees for every service provided by the business? We already tried company towns (look up Disney, among many other examples), and it's kind of fucked up. I don't think we need more of that. Yeah, no thanks. Good luck with the idea EDIT: btw, your site www.brunozzi.com is down. You might want to figure out CDNs before you try to disrupt cities