I saw and fell in love with a home and it was being sold through Opendoor. After the home inspection we raised a few concerns and the agent acting on behalf of Opendoor said their contractors who did the quick fix up said it was an easy “fix” and it would just cost $35 for the fireplace and a little bit of caulking for the kitchen sink that wasn’t put in correctly. They swore it was no more than an easy fix. Opendoor wanted a fast closing and we made it happen. After going in to clean the house we found out that the kitchen sink wasn’t even put in properly and after using it a couple of times the whole sink started to sink down - the contractors that were used didn’t use the correct caulking, used cardboard pieces and didn’t set the sink so the whole kitchen counter has to be taken apart to fix the sink area. They painted over the kitchen cabinets and tried to hide the damage. They shut off the water so the inspector couldn’t check for leaks. Once we turned on the water there were leaks in the kitchen and in the bathroom. I mean everything these people told us was a lie. They knew nothing of the house. They purchased it, did a crappy job making it look half decent, oh and the “new” stove is actually damaged so it tilts and is not leveled which is hazardous. The countertops are not cut correctly; short on one end and sticking out on another end where my fridge won’t fit unless I cut off the extra hanging edge piece. So if you are buying an Opendoor property, run the other way!!! It’s not worth the headaches and extra hidden costs!!! They will lie and say anything for you to buy their houses. They find the cheapest contractors to do the cheapest and fastest job, they don’t check the quality of the work and they want fast closes. They don’t care who they rip off, it’s just business to them meanwhile we worked hard for our money to put down, we are working even harder now to get the house in a livable condition where we can use the kitchen sink and stove bcs at this point the kitchen is off limits until we come up with more money to fix all the issues Opendoor lied to us about. I understand they are selling “as-is” but they told us their contractor said it was an easy fix so I don’t know who’s lying to whom. It’s just so crazy. If this was a car I would have returned it bcs there’s a lemon law protecting consumers. But there’s no such protection for home buyers.