Smooth and easy process Smooth and easy process. Good choice of title company also. Fees, costs, and low market estimate were the dings but we were ok with the final amount.

From beginning till end complete… From beginning till end complete perfection! Constant communication and understanding, if we had questions they helped every step of the way . So easy and quick with no problems at all

Open Door has great customer service… Open Door has great customer service and was very helpful throughout the entire process. Highly recommend

These peope are a scam, beware! These people are a scam. They come up what sounds like a marginally reasonable offer, then they add in all of these extra charges, repairs, say that they will reimburse and then they don't. They are horrible. All of the reviews on their website are fake, posted by employees or friends, etc. If you don't believe me, go look on the Better Business Bureau website, the most reliable website, and see. Lots and lots of people have had the same experience. And many of their former customers refer to them as "criminal". Also, note how almost ALL of the reviews prior to August 2023 were 1 star, and then they suddenly got all of the these great 5 star "they are so wonderful" reviews. You know not to trust them, they realized they needed to get their employees, etc. writing reviews. And they did.

Sharing some data on my transaction with Opendoor Just sold my house to Opendoor in mid April. Transaction is smooth. I have done some research online for a couple of months on selling to iBuyer vs the traditional way with a real estate agent. I decided to give Opendoor a try. I figured out if their offer is unreasonable, I can always go with the traditional way. Just want to share some data on my transaction. 1. The initial offer from Opendoor is $615,500. After the video walkthrough showing my property to Opendoor, the final offer is $615,600. At that time, the estimation from Zillow is $616,100 and Redfin is $612,245. Similar houses in my neighborhood also sold around this price range recently. So the Opendoor offer looks competitive. 2. Opendoor offer asked for 5% service charge which is comparable to 5% agent fee if I go with the traditional way with a real estate agent in my area. 3. Opendoor offer also asked for $6500 repair fee on my property. My initial reaction to the fee is high since I have new carpet, painting etc. But than comparing to the additional cost using the traditional way of selling, I have to pay for furniture staging cost (to sell faster) and cost of buyer request repair etc. My estimation is that this could be in the 4k-5k range. So Opendoor repair cost could be a bit higher. 4. The time taken to sell my property to Opendoor is faster (and predictable) than using the traditional way. In other words, I can collect the proceeds faster for my need. Overall, the Opendoor partner/agent and OSN escrow folks that I worked with are polite and professional.