Cadre, a 3-year-old New York tech start-up that connects technology and the real-estate marketplace, has raised an impressive 65 million in Series C funding, according to TechCrunch. 

Series C? As a reminder, that doesn't even include the A series (18.3 million) and B series ($50 million) that came before it. 

What has investors so excited? 

In a sit down with TechCrunch, co-founder and CEO Ryan Williams explains that Cadre's biggest appeal is their innovative way of disrupting an antiquated market like real estate which previously relied on "Excel" sheets and "personal relationships." Cadre will instead leverage "technology to power a more efficient way for people to buy and sell [real estate]." As Inc.com so aptly summarizes, Cadre seeks to be "the Amazon of real estate." 

It also doesn't hurt that Williams, a charismatic Harvard and Goldman Sachs alumni from Baton Rouge, is backed by a few well-known colleagues: Joshua and Jared Kushner. The brothers serve as co-founders. If one of those names sound familiar, it's because Jared currently serves as a senior advisor in the White House to you-know-who.

Wondering how you may be able to get in on the action and further secure your bag? Williams says that while right now the platform only serves wealthy investors, with growth, they'll be able to open their services up to include a more diverse customer base. 

To learn more about how Cadre is steadily actualizing their fundraising goals, check out the interview with CEO Ryan Williams here.