Is Opendoor or Home Posted better for a fast sale?

Both can close in 2-3 weeks. Home Posted charges no service fee and operates in all 50 states, while Opendoor's ~5% fee plus repair credits typically nets sellers less. Opendoor also re-trades offers after inspection, Home Posted honors the written offer.

Does Home Posted make instant offers like Opendoor?

Home Posted pairs you with a vetted local buyer who delivers a written cash offer plus an owner-finance scenario in 48 hours. The trade-off vs Opendoor's instant algorithm is a real human pricing, fewer post-inspection surprises.

Can I get an Opendoor offer if I'm in a rural area?

Usually not. Opendoor covers ~50 metros. Home Posted's buyer network covers all 50 states including rural counties, land parcels, and small towns Opendoor declines.

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Home Posted vs Opendoor

Opendoor is the largest iBuyer in the US. They use an automated valuation model to make near-retail cash offers, then resell the home on the open market. Convenience is real, but it comes at a 5%+ service fee plus repair credits negotiated after inspection.

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Opendoor vs Home Posted at a glance.

Attribute

Opendoor

Home Posted

Service fee

~5% service fee + repair credits

$0, buyer pays closing costs

Offer type

Cash only

Cash AND owner-finance scenario

Typical close

14–60 days

7–21 days

Footprint

~50 metros

All 50 states

Repairs required

Commissions

None

Where Opendoor shines

Speed of the initial offer (instant via app)
Brand recognition and trust
Flexible close date in qualifying metros

Where Opendoor falls short

5% average service fee plus post-inspection repair credits
Only operates in ~50 large metros, most rural/suburban ZIPs are excluded
Cash only, no owner-finance path for sellers who want monthly income or tax deferral
Offers get re-traded after inspection, often losing thousands from the initial number

Footprint

~50 major US metros

Fee structure

Average ~5% service fee, plus repair credits after inspection.

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