@joeroganhq@danawhite punched his wife in the face. Why are you posting this interview. Any man that could hit a woman is a complete loser/not a man. The fact that he is even be speaking about treating women right is like a 500lb man telling you how to eat right and take care of your body
@FBIDirectorKash@WhiteHouse@TheJusticeDept@FBIDirectorKash you keep getting all the pawns but not the individuals running and supporting the fraud like @Tim_Walz
Not justice if you donโt take care of the true criminals as theyโll just keep finding new ways to create fraud
@ssj2abid Quit looking at week to week acquisitions. Meaningless.
Overall acquisition trend/numbers are way up but they are analyzing data and optimizing the product.
@Opendoor_God@Opendoor 3 years @Opendoor_God
You gotta stop expecting instant results as thatโs not how these types of stocks work.
They are crushing it at @Opendoor so just sit back abd enjoy the ride but quit whining about instant returns as that is out of their control in the short-term.
$OPEN
IF YOU DO NOT SEE WHATโS HAPPENING HERE AND THE VALUE YOU CAN GET ON THE STOCK RIGHT NOW THAT IS ON YOU.
One of the most talented teams in tech deeply looking (and beyond capable) to disrupt every single part of the home buying/selling process.
$250 stock by 2035
I just spent a few days in Duluth, Georgia with our Title & Escrow leadership team (wow people are sooooo nice in Georgia :)
As you know, weโre building a platform to make closings faster, cheaper, and better for homeowners. The entire process for T&E is broken. Very old school. Closing on a house takes ~42 days, costs ~$6,800, and can involve 10+ companies.
Weโre going to fix it, at scale. We also make cookies sometimes.
Opendoor's cash now, more later truly is a major win for sellers. They get cash upfront, which lets them move on their terms, then we renovate and list the home, and they get additional proceeds from the sale if it sells above estimate.
The best part? Our incentives are aligned with the seller.
Recent example in Texas - we could have listed the home at the seller-agreed listing price, collected a transaction, and called it a day.
Instead, our team saw more value in the latest comps, listed $20k higher, and went under contract at the full asking price. The seller captures that upside because of our pricing knowledge.
That's how you start to tilt the world in favor of homeowners.