my house at all I was also considering the option of renting it out. Within 24 hours, Opendoor came back with a very competitive offer, which was hard to ignore. I started talking with their assigned agent (Amanda Hall), the process and the fees/charges were well explained. Followed by a quick video tour (inside) and outside inspection by one of their engineer, we have a final offer (which actually was within a range that an agent told me if sold traditionally), and minus the hassles. At that point it was a no-brainer to accept the offer and choose our own closing date. The agent also made sure that all our questions and concerns were take care of. On a side note, I sent a text message with a question and our agent was off on that day. Another agent immediately responded my question. And on one instance had to contact their customer service and got my concern resolved in a timely manner.

we try an "ibuyer" to sell our existing home We didn't want to deal with showing our house during COVID and wanted to sell quickly to avoid multiple months of double mortgages. So I reached out to Zillow and Opendoor for preliminary offers. Zillow's offer was weak. . . clearly behind what we knew we could get in this crazy seller's market, and we expected repair demands and an inspection. We didn't want to lose out. Opendoor, on the other hand, had a much higher preliminary offer. But we were skeptical. It seemed to good to be true. . . too easy. So we went looking for a selling realtor. Right before we signed with a listing agent, I got an update email from Opendoor, saying my preliminary offer had been increased. This piqued our interest, and we decided there was no harm in exploring the next steps. I set up the "inspection. " Literally, all I had to do was walk around my house on a Zoom call with Sheldon from Opendoor, while he recorded the call and took photos. 30 minutes tops. The next day, someone came to the backyard and took photos for 5-10 minutes. I didn't even have to meet them. Two days later, we had a market-appropriate real offer in hand, with a limited request for a repair credit, and the ability to choose our own escrow date and rent back our own house if we needed more time. Again, we were skeptical. We'd just bought a house with a realtor and escrow took 45 days+, lots of headaches, and more paperwork than anyone wants to read. The Opendoor process seemed like there had to be a catch because it was too easy. But we filled out the requested paperwork on the Opendoor dashboard, and then just waited. We started getting worried that something was wrong because there was so little to do, and the contract provides opportunity for either side to get out at any point (i. e. , limited earnest deposit, and different terms). We were so worried that we were missing something that we hired a real estate lawyer to look over the documents for a couple hours. . . just in case. But no red flags. We did submit some additional disclosures than were required in their dashboard, but that was just to try to do our best to comply with the requirements stated in the purchase agreement/ offer, even though Opendoor didn't ask for them. In any case, the couple hundred dollars we spent on the attorney was well worth it, as compared having to pay a percentage of the sale to an agent. In any case, we waited with baited breath on closing day. The house sold without a glitch and our proceeds deposited into our account. The process was more than fair, easy, fast, and we couldn't have been happier with the results. Thanks for helping us sell our house!

conversation with our realtor, we found Opendoor We received our initial offer, higher than our realtor was going to list our home for. We had to back out initially, due to the market being so crazy and being unable to find another home. A month or so later, we found a place for ourselves and contacted Opendoor. We received a higher offer, and closed in 30days. Easy simple process and made substantially more than our realtor was willing to list for! Highly recommend Opendoor!

We needed to quickly sell my Mothers home after she passed away. The house needed work and we live out of town so we didn't have the time or desire to fix it up for sale ourselves. We decided to get a free no obligation offer from Opendoor. We went online, filled out some information on the house, scheduled a video walkthrough and within a few days we had a very good offer. I kept thinking of the saying "if it sounds to good to be true, it probably is. " I was still very skeptical so we did a lot of research and read a lot of reviews. We felt pretty comfortable with them, plus we knew we could cancel right up until closing if we wanted to with no fees. We decided since the real estate market in Tampa was hot, we would go ahead and sell our other rental house if we could get a good enough offer. They gave us an offer we considered more than fair on that house as well and in two weeks we closed on both homes. The closing process went smoothly on the rental house, but there were a few last minute hiccups on the home which had gone through probate. Despite the hiccups,both homes closed on the exact date we chose, the money was in the bank within hours and all and all it could not have gone smoother. We highly recommend Opendoor. Do not think you would get more money going though a Realtor. It may or not be true, but it's worth it to give them a change to make you an offer just to get an idea of what it's worth. We did absolutely nothing to either home as far as repairs of fixing them up for sale. They paid cash, so there was no last minute negotiating for us to fix anything. They made the offers, we accepted them and closed exactly when we wanted to in about 2 weeks.

in Tucson (I live out of state) because I had read some bad reviews Nevertheless, about six months before my tenant was going to move out I got initial offers from Opendoor and Zillow just to see what the market might bear at the time. Not only was Opendoor's offer better, but Daniel Nelson, the Opendoor rep, was really nice and helpful via email and phone, unlike anyone from Zillow. Because I wouldn't be ready to sell for six months, and Opendoor prefers a shorter closing time, Daniel and I agreed we would touch bases in about five months. In the interim, Opendoor kept advising me that my initial offer had increased in price (it is a hot market). Once my tenant had vacated, Daniel arranged for Opendoor to do an inspection so I could get a final offer with repair costs factored in. All I had to do was leave a key in a lock box and they took care of everything. The final offer was quite good, but I had a broker assess the house as well and tell me what she thought I could get. Although her number was a little bit better, it didn't take into consideration some of the repair costs that Opendoor had identified. I went through the repair items carefully and determined that it wasn't worth the risk of going through a longer, more protracted closing through a broker with the risk that an inspection would uncover even more necessary (or buyer desired) repairs. Although I might have squeezed out a few thousand dollars more going with a broker, it wasn't worth the hassle or the risk. Plus, I really needed the cash quickly and Opendoor was willing to do a 14 day close. Once I accepted the offer, the escrow and closing was a breeze. The escrow company was awesome and I had complete confidence in the closing officer. Notarizing the documents was a breeze ONLINE and I really was astounded at how easy it was.

how thankful I was to have chosen to sell & buy using this company! The highlight of the entire process was their customer service representative Nate Otis Nate was overly helpful each step of the way! With genuine kindness and a positive attitude he guided me through the process which did have a few bumps along the way. Mainly having to do with the realtor I was set up with, but as soon as I had voiced my concern to Nate he had someone reach out almost immediately to hear the concerns I had. The issue was resolved and as we continued moving forward Nate and other customer care employees continued to check in to ensure everything was moving along smoothly. All these great traits their customer service team (especially Nate Otis!!!) made this a 5 star experience for sure! Oh and let's not forget that the offer made on my property was competitive and generous too! I hope you all continue to grow as a company because there are folks all over who could use such a positive experience when buying or selling a home. Thanks Opendoor & thank you Nate Otis for being the best! I hope you and your family stay happy and healthy and if the future calls for another move I know who to call!

We sold our house and used that sale towards the purchase of our new home Opendoor's process was easy from start to finish. , with one click of button we had an offer for our house. I was put in touch with an agent straight away from that point whom gave me a step by step answer to all my questions. We had a lot of question about the this new innovative process, Julie Freed, my agent was able to return my calls at the drop of a hat and gave me the all information I required. I was also was put in contact with a Closing Manager, Shanda Conroy, who was able to help me with scheduling my walk through and late close out. Not only did they set me up with these wonderful Gals but I was able to schedule to see any house through their application. The application shows houses they are selling as well as other homes. We were able to schedule a showing with one of their agents whom let us into the house hassle free. They did all the communicating with the selling agent and there was never any pressure to buy. When we were ready to place an offer on our current home, they put us in touch with a very knowledgeable agent. Ty Green, was absolutely tentative and was very familiar with Opendoor's process. There was no hassle of staging our house to sell and when we put the offer on our new home the seller had confidence in our contingency! Thank you Opendoor for helping us purchase our dream home! I will be sure to spread the word.