I'm working on a series of articles about Opendoor and need insights from real estate agents who have helped clients sell a home to Opendoor in the past year. Please include your name, title, and a link to your professional profile or website. 1. Who is a good fit for Opendoor these days? What situations are these home sellers encountering, and what solution does Opendoor offer? 2. Opendoor now has multiple products for sellers—its cash offer and its Cash Now, More Later option. Can you walk me through how the Cash Now, More Later option works for the seller? 3. How does the seller get started? What steps are required to request an initial offer? 4. How is the initial purchase price determined? Is it the same cash offer a seller would get going directly to Opendoor? 5. What fees and other costs is the seller responsible for with this option, and how do these compare to the traditional cash offer? At what stage are these deducted? 6. What does the second payout typically look like? Is it worth waiting compared to a traditional cash offer? Does Opendoor estimate what the home will sell for, and does that estimate hold up in your experience? 7. What should sellers watch out for with this product? Where can costs increase or issues arise? 8. Other things sellers should know? 9. How do Opendoor's products compare with other options available to home sellers? 10. Are there additional services Opendoor offers, and would you recommend any of them to clients? 11. With your reputation on the line, how do you walk clients through the real benefits and tradeoffs of working with Opendoor? 12. What specific factors should sellers consider when evaluating Opendoor against other choices? 13. Any other advice for sellers who need to sell on a specific timeline or want to minimize hassle?