If you are considering selling a home in the Greater Omaha area, contact an agent at OmahaRealEstate.com first to get a free valuation and market analysis. From historic areas to the ultra-hip, Omaha offers homes for sale, entertainment, recreation, and shopping for every taste. Although many still think of Omaha in conjunction with the Union Pacific Railroad and the famous Union Stockyards, modern Omaha's economy is largely based on skilled knowledge jobs and tourism.
With its diverse population, cultures, and employment opportunities, Omaha welcomes everyone. No wonder Kiplinger's named it the nation's 3rd best city to live, work, and play.
With its diverse population, cultures, and employment opportunities, Omaha welcomes everyone. No wonder Kiplinger's named it the nation's 3rd best city to live, work, and play.
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Use the guide below to search for homes for sale in Omaha, NE neighborhoods, subdivisions and communities.
Each of these Omaha Neighborhood and Community pages contains the active real estate listings for that area, updated every day.
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Each of these Omaha Neighborhood and Community pages contains the active real estate listings for that area, updated every day.
If you already know what Omaha neighborhoods you like, be sure to sign up for daily emails of new listings as soon as they hit the market -- it's fast, easy, automatic and FREE!
Finding and purchasing a home that will meet your needs is a significant and often stressful time.
Our goal is to make this transition as smooth as possible.
We are experts in the area, and once we learn what it is that you're looking for, finding your dream home is simple.
Have you determined your price range or consulted a lender to determine the best price range?.
Our goal is to make this transition as smooth as possible.
We are experts in the area, and once we learn what it is that you're looking for, finding your dream home is simple.
Have you determined your price range or consulted a lender to determine the best price range?.
Pre-Qualification: Meet with a mortgage broker and find out how much you can afford to pay for a home.
Pre-Approval: While knowing how much you can afford is the first step, sellers will be much more receptive to potential buyers who have been pre-approved.
You'll also avoid being disappointed when going after homes that are out of your price range.
With Pre-Approval, the buyer actually applies for a mortgage and receives a commitment in writing from a lender.
This way, assuming the home you're interested in is at or under the amount you are pre-qualified for, the seller knows immediately that you are a serious buyer for that property.
Pre-Approval: While knowing how much you can afford is the first step, sellers will be much more receptive to potential buyers who have been pre-approved.
You'll also avoid being disappointed when going after homes that are out of your price range.
With Pre-Approval, the buyer actually applies for a mortgage and receives a commitment in writing from a lender.
This way, assuming the home you're interested in is at or under the amount you are pre-qualified for, the seller knows immediately that you are a serious buyer for that property.
Before the offer to purchase is created, it is very important that you have been at least pre-qualified or better yet pre-approved by a lender.
This is one of the best negotiating tools a buyer can have.
It shows the seller that you are financially able to purchase the home.
After you have found the right home, it is time to prepare the offer.
When you are buying a home, there are many problems that the seller is obligated to disclose.
For example, in most states, it is illegal to withhold information about major physical defects on the property, but, these disclosures don't always paint the entire picture of the home.
This is one of the best negotiating tools a buyer can have.
It shows the seller that you are financially able to purchase the home.
After you have found the right home, it is time to prepare the offer.
When you are buying a home, there are many problems that the seller is obligated to disclose.
For example, in most states, it is illegal to withhold information about major physical defects on the property, but, these disclosures don't always paint the entire picture of the home.
You've found your dream home, the seller has accepted your offer, your loan has been approved and you're eager to move into your new home.
But before you get the key, there's one more step--the closing.
Also called the settlement, the closing is the process of passing ownership of property from seller to buyer.
And it can be bewildering.
As a buyer, you will sign what seems like endless piles of documents and will have to present a sizeable check for the down payment and various closing costs.
It's the fees associated with the closing that many times remains a mystery to many buyers who may simply hand over thousands of dollars without really knowing what they are paying for.
But before you get the key, there's one more step--the closing.
Also called the settlement, the closing is the process of passing ownership of property from seller to buyer.
And it can be bewildering.
As a buyer, you will sign what seems like endless piles of documents and will have to present a sizeable check for the down payment and various closing costs.
It's the fees associated with the closing that many times remains a mystery to many buyers who may simply hand over thousands of dollars without really knowing what they are paying for.
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