I am a real estate agent in Charlotte North Carolina and surrounding areas. I have been in the business for over 15 years and have had a very bad experience with Opendoor. My buyers were first time buyers, and it was not a good experience for them either. There is absolutely no communication once you are under contract. I submitted a repair request two weeks prior to the end of our due diligence period and was not able to get a response after emailing, calling, and texting numerous times. After much frustration they responded after 11 days with a weak amount of consideration although there were some significant siding issues found during the inspection. We almost did not close as no one would even respond until the close date of our counter to repairs. We finally refused to close until we got a response that was fair. We still did not get what we should have but at this point closed. Poor communication throughout the transaction. A seller that is actually the owner that lives there would have been much more cooperative in order to sell and there would be communication from a listing agent rather than a company that knows little to nothing about a property and did not disclose damage. We offered a substantial amount of due diligence fee so they knew they had us trapped. I would not recommend for future buyers to go into a transaction with Opendoor. They got 55,000 over what they purchased the property for from seller two months prior to listing. However, they gave little consideration to repairs so beware.