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n the pricey Bay Area, buying a home can be a daunting task for individuals. A San Francisco-based company, Nestment, offers an innovative solution by helping groups of friends and families pool their resources to purchase real estate together.

    Nestment's CEO, Niles Lichtenstein, is spearheading this collaborative approach to homeownership. By joining forces, buyers can tap into a collective financial strength that might be out of reach for individuals alone. This model allows friends and family members to share the costs and responsibilities associated with owning a home, making it more accessible and affordable.

    Nestment's mission is to empower groups to take control of their housing futures, providing a unique opportunity for people to invest in properties together.