Omaha real estate Archives - Brad Dombrosky

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Just like fashion, housing has its own seasonal trends — and here in the Omaha area, this fall is all about warmth, comfort, and natural beauty. Whether you’re searching for your next home in Papillion, Elkhorn, or Lincoln, or giving your current space a seasonal refresh, these cozy favorites are topping the list for local buyers…

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For Buyers & First-Time Homebuyers in Nebraska and Western Iowa If you’re planning to buy a home in the Omaha area — whether that’s Papillion, Elkhorn, Bennington, Council Bluffs, or Lincoln — there’s one homebuying expense you don’t want to overlook: closing costs. Most buyers know they exist, but few realize how much they can vary…

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If you’ve been thinking about downsizing to simplify your life, cut expenses, or be closer to family in the Omaha metro or nearby communities like Papillion, Elkhorn, Bennington, Council Bluffs, or Lincoln, there’s a growing trend you’ll want to know about: More homeowners in our region are buying their next home outright—without a mortgage. And…

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In the Omaha metro area — whether you’re eyeing a fixer-upper in Benson, a dated ranch in Papillion, or a home with good bones in Elkhorn — the perfect property might not be move-in ready. That’s where a renovation loan can help turn a “house with potential” into your forever home. Instead of settling for what’s available or taking out separate…

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If you’ve been dreaming about buying a home in the Omaha area — whether it’s a cozy spot in Papillion, a new build in Bennington, or a classic home in Lincoln — you’ve probably heard that you need to save up a 20% down payment. For many, that number can feel overwhelming. But here’s the…