Request Your Cash Offer
Cash offer or list?
Both are good ways to sell, with different trade-offs. Here is an honest side-by-side so you can choose what fits your priorities.
| List on the open market | Cash offer (Opendoor) | |
|---|---|---|
| Likely proceeds | Usually the highest, at full market value | Often lower; a service fee and repair costs are deducted |
| Repairs | Buyer may ask for repairs after inspection | Repair costs are estimated and deducted from the offer |
| Showings | Yes | Usually one assessment visit |
| Timing | Depends on the market and the buyer | You choose your closing date |
| Certainty | Buyer financing and contingencies apply | Fewer contingencies, but the offer can change after the assessment |
| Often a good fit when | Getting the most for your home matters most | Convenience, speed or certainty matter most |
Selling as-is or making improvements? You can list as-is and let buyers price in the work, or make targeted updates first. Some updates pay back; others don’t. We’ll tell you which, honestly.
Not every home qualifies for a cash offer, and an offer can change after Opendoor’s assessment. We submit your request to Opendoor and send you the offer beside an estimated market sale, usually within 1 business day. You decide; there’s no obligation either way.
Prefer to talk it through? Request a Pressure-Free Real Estate Review or call or text 847-713-3913.
Andra may receive compensation from Opendoor if you accept a cash offer.