Low ball Offer 40k below market value Low ball Offer 40k below market value. Do you think people are fools and don't know how to conduct professional research? Go with a local Real Estate company and definitely do not request a cash offer. Wall Street trying to get its hands in your pockets.

Better communication is a MUST Better communication is a MUST! As one other reviewer noted - they (Offerpad) don't tell you that they don't offer their service for homes over $500K or with acreage. We wasted 2-3 weeks for the lead realtor for our home - who never told us that. I only found this out by checking the reviews after we had expressed an interest and the realtor didn't leave a time or return my messages. I'll never use them or refer them. They may be fine for homes under $300-500 K but beware. There was also no excuse for them not to tell us up-front and waste our time.

From start to finish From start to finish, my experience selling my house to Offerpad was amazing. I first met with Kristi Archuleta, who walked through my home and made an offer. She is outstanding! The offer was higher than I expected, and I accepted it. Kristi was available for questions days, nights, and even weekends. The title company for the sale was also great. I dealt with Karla McMillan, and she was knowledgeable and patient with my questions. Ivette Martinez was also outstanding. She answered promptly when I e-mailed or called. My home-selling experience was easy and everyone I dealt with did their best to make it stress-free for me. I highly recommend Offerpad!

Company is absolutely horrible Company is absolutely horrible. They do not offer fair prices, and hey are demanding, and don't do enough work for you. For that I could have hired a realtor and at least worked out with someone personally. They nickel and dime you for thousands so it's important to be assertive. Best proactive would be to not use them and put them out of business. Go with a realtor,offerpad doesn't offer this easy worry dree process.

Backed out 3 days after making offer claiming market conditions had changed...huh? They made us an offer on our house on a Friday, after reviewing photos of the house. All weekend, they pressured us to sign, waived the 1% cancellation fee, offered to answer any questions etc etc. The next Tuesday, spoke to their rep to answer a few questions we had and we signed the purchase agreement minutes after our call with their rep. One hour later, they call us back saying they wouldn't be continuing further. Their reason, the market conditions had changed. They'd be happy to provide us with an adjusted offer. No thanks. Selling a home and moving is stressful enough, I don't care to deal with shady entities. Looking through the reviews, they did exactly to us what they've done to others. Lesson learned, sticking with traditional real estate agents.