Member Since March 2020
About
As the co-founder of JoyHub, a provider of technology for operators of rental housing, Elizabeth is a seasoned entrepreneur in the fintech and proptech space. Prior to JoyHub, Elizabeth was an early executive at RealtyMogul.com and on the original executive team at ReadyCap Commercial. Elizabeth started her career as a technology attorney in Washington, DC after receiving her BA from American University and her JD and MBA from the George Washington University. Her first startup, Learning Objects, Inc., was sold to a publicly traded company. She has been an advisor and board member to several companies in the real estate startup space and has been an angel investor in 20 companies. Elizabeth maintains her Series 7 and 63, as well as her law license in Washington, DC and the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Elizabeth Braman
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expert panel
Startups have the potential to be massive earners for an investor. Getting in on the ground floor enables investors to make the most out of a startup's innovations. However, not all startups are successful. Quite a large number of them seem to have good ideas but fail to implement them properly. When you examine the successful startups, however, a few shared elements become apparent. Smart investors know what those elements are and how to determine if a startup has that potential for massive growth. Eight associates of Young Entrepreneur Council delve into the critical aspects investors should keep an eye out for when prospecting startups, and how these elements affect their decision to invest.
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Some obstacles will seemingly come out of nowhere, and your founding team will have to confront them.
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Apr 13, 2020
Funding rounds will continue, but in a more thoughtful way.
Company details
JoyHub
Company bio
JoyHub is building a technology platform to use data to drive operational business intelligence for multifamily properties.