I am so disappointed with Open Door. My fiance and I found the perfect fixer-upper in a great neighborhood. Going in, we knew the house needed some serious work. With original bathrooms, a few roof leaks, and pool surface issues. Luckily, the previous owners did do some work such as a moderately updated kitchen and pool deck. The house was priced for 515,000 and we ended up under contract at 508,000. After the inspection process, it was brought to our attention that the AC's were from 1986 one of them not working at all and the roof had no life left in it (among other minor issues). Our mortgage company would not insure us unless the roof was fixed before closing. After weeks of waiting to hear back from Open Door we finally negotiated a new roof. Until we got the appraisal back. The house only appraised for 490,000. We were willing to pay 490,000 as long as the roof was still replaced. After more weeks of waiting to hear back from Open Door, they would only pay for the roof if we came up in price to 500,000. We continued to negotiate with them, but they wouldn't budge. We had to back out of the contract. Now, here's why I am writing this review. The same house, that we LOVED and were willing to by at 490,000 is now back on the market for TWO WEEKS LATER AT 475,000. Not only did they royally screw us over, it was nearly impossible to get in contact with someone at Open Door. Our Realtor would try to call them several times and they would never answer. Open Door would only respond to emails and would take days on end to respond. I don't know who operates a company like this but I would not buy a house from them or recommend anyone to buy a house from them.