Stay away Stay away. After dangling an offer with no specifics through email and text, the guy shows up late for the call to go over the offer, then throws a severe lowball, then tells me there is a 6% "service fee" for a cash offer on top of the lowball. Again, don't waste your time with these people unless you are desperate.

This was an exceptional experience and highly recommend This was an exceptional experience and I will say Sonja who helped us through the entire process is second to none. Having to go through a family emergency while trying to sell our home, she was right there for us all the time. It means a lot to have someone like that who cares about their clients the way she does and help them through the process from start to finish. I would highly recommend her and the offerpad team to anyone.

Offerpad, more like Offerpoof because the offer they give is just magic. Working with a Real Estate company for investors, Offerpad came with a competitive offer, however waited till the 9th day in 10 day due diligence to provide lowball offer. We lost time and started prepping for the move, as they saw a video with extreme detail of the home. They made factually incorrect statements on how we keep the home. After talking with others that have used Offerpad, this is status quo for them provide high offer, then wait till last minute for pressure and give you a $50,000 dollar less offer. When you sign an agreement have a provision to be able to back out after inspection, since they put a hidden clause in the contract that you pay them 1% of the contract price.

Complete waste of time Complete waste of time. Went through the entire process including sending pictures, talking to agent, etc. only to find out that offer pad doesn’t buy houses on more than 3 acres. Would have been simple for them to include that during the initial screening process. I hate having my time wasted.

Disappointed While this process may work for many people, for us it was very disappointing. The initial contact was pleasant and timely. The video tour went well. Our home had been substantially upgraded and we presented all that information during the appraisal and video tour. Unfortunately, it seemed as though none of that information was considered in the offer. We declined the offer and put the house on the market. It sold it in 5 days for $85000 more than their offer. For our situation, the offer was substantially below market.