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RenoFi to expand AI-powered renovation financing after $22M Series B funding

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RenoFi secured $22 million in Series B funding to expand its AI-powered home renovation financing platform, attracting strategic partners Fifth Wall and Progressive Insurance. This investment will help RenoFi triple its retail team, enhance partnerships with credit unions, and accelerate technology development for underserved homeowners lacking sufficient equity for traditional loans.

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