I WISH we had done our research and read reviews on them. We would have NEVER bought a house from them. Our experience was horrific to say the least and we want EVERYONE to know what they need to do before purchasing a home from this company.

Do your research. Read ALLLLL the reviews about them. Look into their disclosure issues in North Carolina back in 03/2022. If you want to buy a house from them make sure you go to environmental health and get a plat and any permits done to the septic, get a letter showing when it was last pumped/serviced. Go to building and planning to get documentation on what was permitted on the house so you know what wasn't permitted and what was.

Have your attorney look at the contract for any unusual wording open door uses.

They buy homes "as is" and then claim they don't know of any issues because the home sat vacant under their ownership.

THAT is how they get away with selling you a home with detrimental issues that will cost you THOUSANDS of dollars of repairs that an inspector wouldn't have been able to reasonably discover.

We truly thought we were buying a home that had all working parts. Only to find the septic issues would cost us close to 10,000 after only living there less than 1 week. Resolution team WILL NOT help. They will ask you what happened and when you think they are reaching out because they truly want to help...they just tell you something along the lines of "we knew nothing of any issues you are bringing up as the house sat vacant during our ownership". And basically tell you it's your problem, not theirs.

Then when you probe for answers AFTER you've bought the home, moved in, and discovered the problems they'll tell you to obtain an attorney so they don't have to answer questions.

Their practice is morally wrong, but still stay in business.

I do NOT know how they are still in business. You can't leave Yelp reviews, wonder why? Read up on that and ask yourself what does that sound like?

There isn't a "google review" either on OpenDoor. Weird huh?

I feel that They do NOT care about you as a person or your family, they only care about the money they can get from you.

After my experience, I would say Buy from an ACTUAL realtor, and from an ACTUAL family. You'll get better care, the truth and probably a much happier home buying experience than we did.