Necessity of real estate agencies is underestimated To my mind, the necessity of real estate agencies is underestimated actually. I believe that people require presence of such agencies, because they help them to find proper accommodation. Of course, sometimes people can find it without using services, nevertheless as far as I am concerned, the most part of people got used to apply to such companies, because they doverything twice faster and more effective. I also wanted to rent an apartments and applied to this company. As I expected, they have done for me everything very fast and I rented an apartment just within couple of days. Big thanks to this company.

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.

Used to be good company to deal with… Used to be good company to deal with but not anymore. They agreed to fix 3 items, refused to send proof they were fixed or receipts. Had reinspection and they hadn't fixed any of them. Stated that it would take 10-days so wanted to extend closing however interest rate lock would expire. Wouldn't give compensation and stated once closed they wouldn't do any work on the home. I've heard they are doing this a lot in AZ. Then after closing they provided the wrong code for the lock box to get the key. Horrible customer service and bad business practice.

Dishonest Company Offerpad claims on their website that they aren’t “flippers”. However, their cash offers are lower than most cash home buyers. They offered me almost $100,000 less than what I bought my home for 2 years ago. The home is only 2 years old and needs no repairs. If Offerpad isn’t a “flipper” then why are offers so low. It’s not for convenience because that’s what the high % fee is for. Just be honest on your website. Don’t give people the impression that you will give them a fair offer on their home.

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.