>>promising "you’d make more money selling it to them than you would on the open market". If they were literally "promising" more money, that would be a big is

>>promising "you’d make more money selling it to them than you would on the open market". If they were literally "promising" more money, that would be a big issue. When I saw Opendoor, it seemed to essentially be a Market Order for home selling. The promise was immediacy and the trade-off was lower-price. However, the immediacy also carried savings w/r/t not having to carry the property costs. So it could actually end up being a better deal to sell immediately depending on carry costs. I was just sad to see such a thin letter lacking details.