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OpenDoor Sucks!!

Opendoor is an awful company to deal with. We finally got to closing, we signed everything on our end Friday. They never attend closing. We were sent on our way thinking all is well, 2 days later we find out they still haven't signed. We spent the weekend painting and moving in small things. We have movers contracted to move everything in on Monday morning.

Now our agent is saying we don't need to move anything and really we shouldn't be in the house. I am freaking out. We have grandparents on their way right now who are very covid cautious (mid 70's) and no way we could convince them to stay at a hotel. We were planning to sleep on air mattresses tonight at the house.

We have been in airbnbs/hotels for 2 months now after we sold our home while we waited to close. I thought we were done! Do we have any recourse? Opendoor agent says they haven't signed because they are overloaded with closings and can't give us any date when they might get to us. This is insane!

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