Opendoor Reviews 

Lowball offer, high fees. Wasted time sending 200+ photos only for them to offer what seemed to be an arbitrary amount because the so-called comps they used to justify the offer were in no way built like my home. For example, my home has 100% hardwood floors and a screened patio and the "comp" homes had carpet floors and open patio or no porch.

Easy and smooth. Each step went as explained. Don’t over worry. It seems too simple at times but all works seamlessly.

The entire experience went very well as Opendoor met all the deadlines they promised. From signing the contract to closing, everything was done very professionally and efficiently. Both Opendoor's staff and the closing attorney's staff were extremely responsive and helpful, even after business hours. The amount of money received from the sale after all expenses was very reasonable. A+ satisfaction.

Easy experience, great people, professional staff

The process from sale to close was very easy. They offered a price and stuck to that price. Additionally, they put addendums in to let us keep things that we wanted.

They lure you in with above market valuations, then scam you out of 20% of the gross value of the home.

They told me for 2 years my home was worth $375,000. I finally took nearly 150 photos and they came back telling me to sell it for $300,000. Wow, huge difference, so you mislead me to get this far.

They then said if I sold it for $330,000 I wouldn't get back but $259,000! They basically take/keep 20% of the gross for themselves, a real estate agent would keep 6%. They lie about the fees, they have a "listing fee" -- an agent would cover that and even lose money if the house doesn't sell - you don't pay that (it's part of their commission).

So basically YOU have to pay the costs for THEM to sell it, on top of a commission, on top of all fees, while not being able to negotiate the price or conditions of the sale yourself.

Even better, say you've agreed to go from $375,000 to now $259,000 - a major change in what you'd take home. Guess what, you have an offer in writing, you are going to sign legal documents that say you cannot back out moving forward -- now they want to do a final inspection of the home. Which, in reality, they actually have NO RIGHT TO, because they are paying cash and you do not have to do - they already gave you an offer, in writing.

Technically they have to be held to that amount, but they cannot be held accountable, so just be warned. You're better off avoiding them or going elsewhere. They do "progressive disclosure" -- you only are told how it works as you go - so you are hidden from the truth always.

I waited 2 weeks for someone to call me to explain the offer. He lied to me, he was rude, lacked basic phone skills and insulted me right away. The company said he was a local expert, he said he's not even in my state, can't be held accountable for his job or his company or anything - just that I should accept a bad offer and move on with it.

Nope.

They were easy to locate and stood out in the beginning to better at business than their competitors. The process was manageable and easy to follow. I am satisfied with their cooperation.

I recently sold my remote investment property to Opendoor, and overall, I had a great experience. While the offer was a little lower than what I might have received selling the traditional way, the convenience, speed, and certainty of the process made it well worth it for me.

Andrea Bilducea was professional, responsive, and helpful throughout the entire process. She kept me informed, answered my questions promptly, and made what could have been a stressful long-distance transaction very straightforward.

The process was simple, there were no showings or staging to deal with, and I appreciated knowing exactly what to expect and being able to close on a predictable timeline.

I would highly recommend Opendoor to anyone who values convenience and certainty when selling a home, and I especially recommend Andrea Bilducea for her professionalism and excellent communication.

Great offer, their competitors warned of last minute changes but I did not experience that. I would give them a serious look!

Overall experience was well worth it open doors customer service was phenomenal.

It's very convenient and fast. I sold in 30 days innstead of 3-6 months to sell the old fashion way.
The difference for my sale
Open door offered 90k in profit ,30 days sold.
Real estate 93k in profit 3-6 months to sell
I chose convenience and at the end saved more. Thank you Open door

Opendoor was very professional from the first call I made to them to the day I closed on the property. They operate as a well oiled machine. I also think that they made me a good offer for my house. I am well pleased with working with them.

streamline process, very fair offer, different from experience in a good way. the companies strengths are its weakness, but not really. if you do not need hand holding for every step this is the perfect vehicle.

The HASSLE(S) of selling on the open market today, including the unknown waiting, for an interested buyer, were all essentially eliminated. I had, and I suggest, a realtor come in first with a market analysis of my house and the surrounding area so I knew in advance where my market price range was (based on good data, not just my own research). Opendoor came in a bit below that, but it within a range I was willing to accept to get out "instantly," as-is, and move on without the hassle of selling it myself or even with a traditional real estate agent. Bottom line: Quick, easy, fair, only positive feedback. If you need out fast with a fair and easy process, trust/use Opendoor.

I was undecided on if I really wanted to sell my house or not and I made a call to opendoor and they made my experience super fast and simple and I was able to move in and out right away. Thanks Opendoor.

Very easy to work with. Everyone was responsive and helpful. I've sold a few houses over the years and this was the easiest house selling I've ever had.

OpenDoor is great (except for their new exorbitant 10ish% fee, up from the original 5%). No showings, no realtors, quick closing, as promised.

OpenDoor’s vendors/partners, however, are not-so-great, in my experience. First, Inspectify, the company that does OpenDoor’s inspections, is disorganized, unreliable, and unresponsive. Secondly, the title company that OpenDoor uses, First Title & Escrow (Plano, Texas), isn’t the best. For one, they made me do some of the legwork that they should have done themselves (contact my HOA on their behalf, secure a copy of CC&Rs, fulfill other random requests). Then, twenty-four hours after closing, I had to throw a bit of a fit to get them to release my funds. My advice: copy your assigned OpenDoor rep on all emails with their vendors.

Easy Peasy! No hassles! Fast.

Was an awesome experience. Ditch your realtors. Take control of your deal.