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Check out these 5 fabulous Opendoor homes for sale in the Austin area right now
Oct 20, 2021 | 12:00 pm
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It's easy to fall in love with homes in the Austin area, but actually getting them under contract might be a little more difficult. Unless you're working with Opendoor [https://www.opendoor.com/], that is. Opendoor empowers Austin residents with a simple, certain, and fast way to buy their dream home: with just a few clicks online. To help Austin homebuyers have a competitive edge in today's market, Opendoor introduced a cash-backed offers program [https://www.opendoor.com/w/blog/opendoor-introduces-cash-backed-offers] that makes it possible for everyone to reap the benefits of being an all-cash buyer. According to a recent study by the company, 72 percent of home sellers [https://www.opendoor.com/w/blog/achieving-the-american-dream] say they would prefer cash offers by a company on behalf of an individual, compared to a traditional offer. Opendoor enables buyers to present the certainty of an all-cash offer. The process is easy: Buyers need to share a pre-qualification letter from their lender, or they can get pre-qualified with Opendoor Home Loans, which only takes a few minutes. Then Opendoor will review your offer and submit it to the seller. Check out Opendoor’s full inventory of homes [https://www.opendoor.com/homes], and take a look at these five from around the neighborhood. --- Address: 5900 Brown Rock Trl., Austin, TX 78749 [https://buy.opendoor.com/homes/5900-brown-rock-trl-village-at-western-oaks-08-austin-tx-78749] Neighborhood: Village at Western Oaks Price: $790,000 Interior: There's a large open floorplan downstairs for the living and dining area, complete with a brick fireplace. The kitchen has a unique blue tile backsplash with stainless steel appliances. In total, this two-story home has four bedrooms and two baths. Exterior: Curb appeal includes a white and black contrasting exterior with a blend of brick and board-and-batten siding. A large backyard has a wooden deck, a shed, and a treehouse.