There's an error on my contract -- how do I fix it?

If you spot a mistake on your purchase agreement or closing documents, do not sign until it is corrected. Signing documents with incorrect information can delay your closing or create legal complications.

How to get it fixed

1. Stop and do not sign the document.
2. Contact your Opendoor advisor (Home Sale Advisor) immediately to report the error, or call support at 888-352-7075 and describe what is wrong. Have your property address ready.
3. Opendoor will issue corrected documents for you to review and sign.

Turnaround for corrections is typically 1-2 business days, though simple fixes like a name spelling may be resolved sooner.

Common errors to watch for

• Name misspelling -- your legal name must match exactly across all documents.
• Wrong property address -- even a small typo in the address needs to be corrected.
• Incorrect closing date -- make sure the date matches what you agreed to.
• Missing information -- blank fields or missing details that should be filled in.
• Wrong financial figures -- double-check the offer amount, service charge, and any credits or deductions.

Why this matters

Documents with errors can cause problems at closing, delay your funding, or require additional legal steps to resolve after the fact. It is always faster and easier to fix mistakes before you sign.

Warning: Never sign documents with incorrect information. Contact support to get them corrected first. Signing inaccurate documents can create delays that are harder to fix after the fact.

How to avoid errors

When you first accept your offer, double-check the spelling of your legal name, your property address, and your banking details. Providing accurate information upfront reduces the chance of errors in your closing documents.