The process Opendoor puts home sellers through is designed to put the seller at a disadvantage or force them through unfavorable circumstances. Our first point of contact person gave false information on how the process would go (rather than just saying "I don't know; I'll follow up" so we had surprises when signing paperwork (for which we were given a deadline to sign and couldn't get legal clarification in time). The offer given was okay given market conditions, but they only use their inspector and then waited until 24 hours before closing (a week and a half after inspection) to present their offer with reduced repair costs, etc after inspection. The home seller is intentionally given no time to react, the people at offer pad are hard to get in touch with (thus giving even less time to figure out things) and the closing attorneys were calling me (not the buyer responsible for the inspection reports, other paperwork) because offer pad hadn't provided things they needed to and no one could get in touch with them. The people who work there are unapologetic and uninformed. You can tell something is going on internally there. They do not care about customers. The reason we went with offerpad was to avoid the rigamarole of home selling, but they dredged us through all of it. If I could do it again, I would try a different service or just use a realtor.