LLR
GBUsed 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.
ed
GBBest selling experience we have ever had!!! We were a bit hesitant to use Offerpad because we always used Realtors before. Everything could not have gone more smoothly! Tiffany was with you every step of the way. Everything that was scheduled was done in a timely manner. Byron was also great! This process went faster than selling the home with a realtor. We were impressed. There fees were about the same as regular closing fees. Why go thru the hasssle of having people go thru your house, keeping the home spotless for showings and leaving your home, when Offerpad takes away the stress. Loved the process and the Atlanta employees were awesome!!
Jeff D
GBComplete 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.
David L.
GBStay 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.
Mr. Allen
GBLow 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.