Ohana provides a platform for sourcing and booking furnished sublets and short-term apartment rentals. The service streamlines the process for individuals needing flexible housing solutions for periods typically ranging from a few weeks to several months. It connects renters with verified, move-in-ready properties tailored for temporary living arrangements.
Funding
$625K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Founders
Product
Problem
Finding secure and reliable short-term subleases, especially in competitive urban markets, can be challenging due to the risk of scams and lack of transparency. Traditional rental platforms often lack sufficient verification processes, leaving subletters vulnerable.
Solution
Ohana is a platform designed to connect individuals seeking short-term subleases with verified hosts, ensuring a safer and more transparent rental experience. The platform employs ID verification for all hosts and facilitates introductory calls between potential subletters and hosts to foster trust and open communication. By prioritizing safety and transparency, Ohana aims to provide a secure environment for finding temporary housing solutions.
Target Audience
Ohana primarily targets individuals seeking short-term subleases in urban areas, particularly those relocating for work, internships, or temporary assignments, as well as students needing housing during academic breaks.
Features
- Host ID verification to confirm the identity of sublease providers.
- Facilitated introductory calls between subletters and hosts to establish rapport and discuss details.
- Listings include detailed information on location, move-in date, and property type.
- Filtering options to refine searches based on specific criteria such as location, dates, and roommate preferences.
- Secure payment processing to protect subletters' funds.
- Confirmation process to ensure successful move-in before releasing payment to the host.