Opendoor
Reviews and Complaints

Open door went under contract with our home within 2 days of listing it, cash over asking price. We are set to close on another home July 25, and were using the profits to place as a down payment. Open door terminated the contract with no reason, no regards and placed our family under higher distress as they pulled their offer 2 weeks before closing. This is unacceptable especially since they only got away with mailing 4K. We are a family of 4 with 2 small babies and this is extremely unacceptable. I want them to just honor their contract as they have kept us off the market for 1 whole month.

We used Opendoor cash to close on our home, with the intent to them purchase the home from them, and now they have completely stopped responding to us. We have to close in the next month or we will need to run our credit again, and they have been completely unresponsive to all emails and calls. We have been trying to call and we have been promised multiple times that someone will call us back or email us, and they never do. We need the contract to send to our lender ASAP so that we can close on the house, and we need Opendoor to contact us. I have proof of their complete lack of communication that I can share.

We have been in the process to close on this home owned by Opendoor. We have been waiting for a certificate of repairs for over a week and have been extended twice on our closing date. We have requested to have our living expenses paid for due to Opendoor being the ones requesting the extension. The point of contact does not return my realtors phone calls or emails. We have been given the same response and are now 10 days past our original closing. We have spent a couple thousand dollars in the last ten days on places to stay. The point of contact for Opendoor is Anyiesa ***. I would never recommend to anyone to purchase a home through Opendoor.

Purchased a home through Opendoor in April 2022. The home inspection revealed several issues that needed attention. Opendoor said they would fix the issues. Signed documents stating such. As soon as move in occurred it was obvious the electric and AC issues remained. Attempts at reimbursement have been denied. This company is shady and has no integrity. They mislead buyers and lie to them in order to close deals. They are predatory and should not be in business. We are out thousands of dollars for repairs we were told were complete. Dishonest, money hungry with no care for consumers. VA loan users beware. Their treatment of Veterans is deplorable at best.

My wife and I purchased a home from Open Door. On the property disclosure statement it says that the home septic tank was professional services [protected]. I had slow drainage. I called to have the septic system inspected. The inspection revealed that the septic system has not been services for a number of years. The home was vacant until March 11. There is no way in one year that this septic system can be over full completely. Because of this lack of service, we incurred a financial problem. However, we were relying on the property disclosure. The septic service company told me that there is no way this could have happen if it was serviced as stated on the disclosure.

I bought a house from Opendoor 01. I was required to have the septic tank inspected and serviced. Opendoor hired *** Complete LLC. 2 years later, I am learning that my septic tank had inlet and outlet baffles that are not up to code. My septic tank is filled with tree roots, rotting and other items that could not have possibly accumulated within 2 years. *** Complete did not inspect my property nor service the septic tank. I am not sure if they are in collusion with Opendoor, because as it stands it seems they simply signed off that they completed a job. This is fraud. I would like to be refunded for the cost of repairs that should have been completed 2 years ago.

I put in an offer to buy a house from Opendoor that was accepted on August 11th. In order to get lending approved, there were WDO repairs required to be completed. They sent out a contractor that failed to complete repairs three separate times. They did not respond for weeks at a time. They pushed the deadline back from a September 9th closing. It is October 8th and we still have not closed. We had to bring in our own contractor to do the work. I currently am living out of a hotel. They have offered a modest reduction in price, but it is not enough to make this situation right. I would like them to allow access to the home so I can move in while I wait for the underwriting paperwork.

Opendoor owns a problematic house. For months, this property has been vandalized and often occupied by drug users and transients. The neighbors have been terrorized. The police are unable to effectively address the problems at the property because Opendoor is unresponsive to any attempt to contact them. This is the second house in our neighborhood owned by Opendoor to cause these problems. Another property has been boarded up by the city code enforcement. The reported house has also been a concern. What gives Opendoor the right to endanger our neighbors? Their lax oversight and security has allowed disaster to unfold in Tahoe Park. Shame on them for putting profit over our community.

I closed my property with Opendoor on June/16 and based on their advertisement, they will issue 1% rebate. Since my lender has incentive that covers portion of closing cost and results $84 overage payment. There are couple of back and forth escalations and follow *** and mistakes on Opendoor end, they finally promised the $84 payment to the address I provided in Opendoor chat with their customer rep called Feras. However, they issue the check on Sept 23 to the wrong address again which I am unable to access. It's ridiculous that they asked me to handle the mistake they made by myself. The business is running in a such unprofessional way and as the buyer I still couldn't get the promised rebates 3 month after the closing.

This company attempts to lure people into contracts with false pretenses, adds additional items into contracts without telling consumers about them, and refuses to respond when asked for explanations. *** was the consumer experience representative who attempted to get my husband and I to sign a contract based off of an email without updating the contract. This was repeated multiple times, even though he claimed the contract was corrected. He then told us to just sign the contract and use the emails for proof. The company is trying to cheat us out of our money and when we question them we are told we may not be a fit. This leads me to believe that they are preying on people who dont know any better and dont understand legal contracts.

This company has been sending me unsolicited and unwanted mail for almost a year. I just shredded them at first. Then, I started returning them. When it did not work, I returned it with messages to cease and desist, but they continue to flood my mailbox with their garbage. The attachment is the latest type that I get after I started returning their junk. They started by harassing me about selling them my home; now, they send mailers about contacting them for my home's value. I do not have the original mail because I shredded or returned them because at first, I believed they would comply. I would not trust anything they said about my home's value; I would contact a reputable company for that. I will never do business with this company; they are unethical, harassing and untruthful.

We recently purchased a home from Opendoor. After closing (6/18) we left to see the home for a final inspection and to verify the condition was still the same as when we had first inspected it. Upon arrival we found that one of the down spouts had fallen off of the home and was laying in the yard damaging the down spout, and drain pipe in the process. We reached out to open door immediately for them to remedy the damage as it had occurred during their ownership and was not in the condition we had originally found it. *** is who we have worked with through our agent. She has not responded to our inquiries about the repair timeline and has not been able to provide a reasonable update or timeline for the repair. What little response that has been received by our agent does not provide comfort for when this will be repaired if at all. We would like this fixed immediately.

I purchased a home from Opendoor in April 2022. I was sold a house on city sewer I did my due diligence and had a sewer scope of the property. After moving in I was informed by my neighbors that the house was on a septic system and not city sewer. The septic is failing of course as it was installed in *** when the house was built. I have found receipts in the house that the prior owner who sold the house to opendoor left for them showing the last time the septic was serviced in 2017 along with labeled keys for the house and many other documents for all the appliances and the ac and the pool. So they knew and had disclosed it to Opendoor. But Opendoor failed to put it on the listing or in the paperwork I signed. Im now looking at a minimum of 20k to replace the septic. I am devastated this is clearly predatory. I want them to at the very least pay for a new septic system.

Purchasing and Selling a home is already complex. Open Door does not provide any quality service when it comes to coordinating & communicating aspects of the closing. It is frustrating not only for industry professionals but for the *** buying or selling their home. The agents acquired through open door need to be better vetted in their competency to work as a Realtor in all markets. The amount of wait time I've been put through and the amount of times I am told I will receive a call back and do with zero updates or progression of the issue is quite ridiculous. I've ONLY been able to leave voicemails to the agent working on the other side of the deal and she then only emails me vaguely at 9pm at night again with no progression of the issue. Fine if this happens once but we are through a second file with Open-door and it seems to be a pattern that amounts to a problem.

We sold our home to OpenDoor. Prior to the closing our coordinator *** shared that OpenDoor would assume financial responsibility for the utilities on the day of closing (July 19th). Here is what I received from OpenDoor after the fact: "As it is the seller's responsibility to disconnect utility services no later than 3 days past the close of escrow, we will not be able to reimburse you for the fees. You may be able to dispute these fees with your providers if you feel as if though there was an error. If you are in need of additional clarity, please feel free to respond here with any questions or contact our support team: ***."We generously reconnected the electrical service after we moved out of our previous home so that OpenDoor would have a cooled and dehumidified home to sell. We gave them the benefit out doubt that their internal teams would make things right in the end.

On July 23rd we sold our house to opendoor and were expected to close on another home on July 29th. We signed up for their Opendoor cash-backed offer program because we were told that we could close on the home sooner and be granted early occupancy. However, when the day came for us to get the keys, we were told we couldn't move in. It's been a week and no one can give us an answer on why or when we will be able to move in. Now my husband, my 2-year-old, my 3-month-old and I are without a home in a different state and everyone, including those who promised to assist, are no longer responding to my calls. This has been the most stressful and disrespectful experience I've ever had. We need to know why we were denied access to what's supposed to be our home and when we can expect to move in. The lack of communication is beyond disappointing.

Buying a $385k home, opendoor is the seller. They have made no repairs to the property. After the inspection, they offered $500 to cover MAJOR repairs to the property including WDO, cracked tiles, broken siding, cracked marble countertop and cracked sink. Took days to negotiate up to $4000. We accepted, ready to move forward. Appraisal comes back and it's $7k below asking (378k). We are now days away from closing on both the sale of our home and the purchase of this one. We request a price adjustment, they give a price adjustment lower than the prior repair amount agreed upon and remove the repair money offered. We counter with lower the price of the house $5k, give $2k for repairs. They only decline this offer, they counter with an offer of 382 for the price of the home and no concessions. That is not negotiating in good faith and frankly is basically a middle finger. So now we are on the verge of having to just walk away from the whole deal... not enough characters to finish story!

On June 11, a residential contract was signed for a property with a listing price of $185,000. The contract stated, "Should appraisal come in lower than offer price, buyer is willing to pay $2,000 maximum out of pocket." Everything was going smoothly until the appraisal came in at $171,500. On July 2nd, the realtor from Opendoor was extremely rude, demanding the buyer meet the listing price or the house would be relisted and the contract terminated. The realtor's response was unethical, disregarding the buyer's best interest. My final offer was $175,500, which was rejected, and the house was relisted. I suspect the offer was not presented to the seller. The relisting omits the home's value and recent inspection, which I find misleading and unethical.

My husband and I went under contract with OpenDoor, and on the last day of the binding period they backed out of the contract. On the initial contract, they wanted to close on the 15th of June, however, we requested the closing be on the 30th of June. We received notices from *** as well as *** stating that we had a final *** due, even-though we still own the home, as the contract fell through. It turns out that OpenDoor initiated that the unilities be switched over to them on the 15th and 16th of June, and my husband and I are now having to reactivate accounts, as wel as pay the fees for the re-activation of these services. I have yet to talk to the gas company, but I expect the same to be true with them. OpenDoor has shown bad business practices throughout the process, and is now inconveniencing my family after they backed out of the contract because they never followed up and cancelled the transfers. We now have what looks like a late *** due with the elective company because it was what was under their name at the time, and they never paid it. Very frustrated all around with them.

An agent for Opendoor entered into an agreement with me to provided painting, drywall, repair, and cleanup services for an Opendoor residential property in ***, *** for approximately $8,000. After the work was completed and approved by Opendoor, I was not paid for my services and the Opendoor agent I contracted with would not respond to my inquiries. I then contacted the Opendoor corporate office in ***, *** to resolve my non-payment and the first representatives I spoke to appeared to be empathetic to my situation. However, after a short while they also quit responding to my inquiries. Much to my chagrin, Opendoor has forced me into file an Intent to File a Lien on this property in Tarrant County, . They obviously have recourse with the agent I contracted with but have chosen to ignore me as exhibited by their lack of action. I was confident Opendoor would quickly resolve the matter once they were made aware of it but I was wrong. I would have never thought a reputable company like Opendoor would stiff a small business owner, especially one who did work to add value to one of their properties. Detailed information on the work completed, lien address, identities of Opendoor employees/agents who I have been in contact with, and specific dates can be provided upon request. Property address