I don't doubt that selling to Opendoor is a great experience, but purchasing a home from them is not. They were priced $40K above market, told us to not even bother with offers that were reasonable, and were not transparent in their dealings with us. We had toured the house on our own, but made an offer through our realtors. Then we received an email personally that they were getting lots of offers and if we were interested, we should make one now! They had not done ANY upgrades to the property other than capping off a water softener that wasn't working. The walls still had nails and screws in them, and were in desperate need of paint. They literally invested NOTHING and expected to make $25K off the sale. The inspection revealed many maintenance issues and small problems. They were unwilling to fix anything that wasn't dangerous, and then on our final walk-through, still hadn't fixed several and hadn't provided receipts for the ones they did. We were supposed to close today, and still don't have receipts for a couple promised repairs. We were supposed to close today, but due to the lack of urgency on the part of the title company, missed the deadline to fund the sale. This whole process has been needlessly frustrating and difficult, thanks to the policies and personnel at Opendoor.