We had a deal under contract over a two months ago. Last month after inspection/appraisal we agreed (buyer/seller) I'd replace the roof and we'd close within two weeks. I replaced the roof, moved all of my things out, turned off the electricity and WiFi a week prior to closing only for the closing date to be pushed back another week for unspecified reasons, a week later there's still no confirmation to close and I find out from my RedFin agent that the buyer doesn't even have approved financing. How does that even happen? How do you as an agent not know whether or not a buyer can even buy a house before putting the house under contract??? It's now been over two months, we have no deal, no approved financing from the buyer, no feedback from the buyers agent and all of my furnishings have been moved out. I'm out of pocket over $3000 just from doing the things I agreed to do + moving my things out + the time I've invested getting everything done on my part. I'll have to pay another $3000-$4000 and invest more of my time and energy just to purchase new furniture to replace the furniture I've moved out and given away + this house was a rental house and I've lost out on 2 months worth of rent money + I'm still paying a monthly mortgage on a vacant house that was bringing in monthly income. The RedFin agent doesn't have any sense of urgency to get my house back on the market so we can get a credible buyer. Two months later and thousands of dollars wasted all I've done is waste time and waste money. RedFin spent more time communicating with the title agency about their commissions than they did communicating with the buyer's agent about their client's ability to buy a house. This is a complete joke. read more