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Explore spacious homes across the Omaha metro — and learn how to buy your next home while selling your current one with confidence.

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How to Buy & Sell at the Same Time

Your Guide to Buying a Larger Home in Omaha

Upgrading your home means more rooms, more space, and more flexibility for life’s next chapter. Whether it’s a bigger yard, extra bedrooms, or a neighborhood closer to schools, I give Omaha metro homebuyers early access to larger homes — with clear strategies for buying and selling at the same time.

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Bigger & Better
Homes for Sale

Why these homes? Here are some handpicked spacious homes across the Omaha metro offering extra bedrooms, spacious yards, and room for life’s next chapter.

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$235,000
2104 F Street
Omaha, NE
3 beds 3 baths 2,161 sqft
$290,000
8211 Howell Street
Omaha, NE
3 beds 3 baths 1,457 sqft
$275,000
13415 Josephine Street
Omaha, NE
2 beds 2 baths 1,442 sqft
$252,000
6355 S 140th Circle
Omaha, NE
3 beds 2 baths 1,472 sqft
$275,000
4202 N 169 Street
Omaha, NE
3 beds 2 baths 1,485 sqft
$299,500
618 S 113th Avenue
Omaha, NE
3 beds 3 baths 1,747 sqft
$285,000
7952 Bondesson Street
Omaha, NE
3 beds 3 baths 1,902 sqft
$285,000
19612 X Street
Omaha, NE
3 beds 3 baths 1,486 sqft
$250,000
9342 Corby Street
Omaha, NE
3 beds 2 baths 1,163 sqft
$259,900
4733 S 48th Street
Omaha, NE
2 beds 2 baths 816 sqft

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How to Buy and Sell at the Same Time

Buying and selling at the same time is the #1 challenge for Omaha metro homeowners who need more space. There isn’t one right answer — it depends on your financing, timing, and comfort level. Move forward confidently knowing we have the tools and strategies to execute the option that fits you best.

👉 Download the free guide: [The Omaha Homeowner’s Guide to Buying and Selling at the Same Time] — a complete multi-page resource with detailed strategies, timelines, and examples to help you choose the option that fits best.

Buying a New Home Before Selling Your Current One

Some buyers use short-term financing like a bridge loan or HELOC. Others qualify for two mortgages and buy with long-term financing first. Both paths let you secure your next home before listing your current one.

Making an Offer Before Listing Your Current Home

This usually means making an offer with a home sale contingency. Sellers are more receptive when your home is “list-ready,” even if it’s not officially on the market.

Offers Contingent on Selling Your Current Home

This is the classic “buy and sell together” approach. It’s common, but in a competitive market your offer needs to be as strong as possible to be considered seriously.

Selling Your Current Home Before Finding a New One

Some sellers negotiate a post-occupancy period or short-term leaseback, allowing them to stay in the home for a few weeks after closing. Others line up temporary housing so they’re ready to act quickly when the right new home appears.

FAQs About Buying and Selling a Home in Omaha

Q: How fast will our current home sell?

Many Omaha homes sell quickly, but timelines vary by price, condition, and neighborhood.

Q: How much updating and repair do we need to do before listing?

Only strategic updates matter — enough to boost value and speed, not full remodels.

Q: Should I wait until mortgage rates drop or more homes hit the market?

Waiting rarely guarantees better results. The right time depends more on your goals.

Q: Are new construction homes a better option than resale?

Both have advantages. The choice impacts cost, timing, and how you structure your sale.

Q: Do I need to get my home on the market before I start looking?

Not always, but being “list-ready” strengthens your position when the right home appears.

Q: What if my current home doesn’t sell as quickly as expected?

Backup options exist, from adjusting price to short-term financing solutions.

FAQs About Buying and Selling a Home in Omaha

How fast will our current home sell?

Many Omaha homes sell quickly, but timelines vary by price, condition, and neighborhood.

How much updating and repair do we need to do before listing?

Only strategic updates matter — enough to boost value and speed, not full remodels.

Should I wait until mortgage rates drop or more homes hit the market?

Waiting rarely guarantees better results. The right time depends more on your goals.

Are new construction homes a better option than resale?

Both have advantages. The choice impacts cost, timing, and how you structure your sale.

Do I need to get my home on the market before I start looking?

Not always, but being “list-ready” strengthens your position when the right home appears.

What if my current home doesn’t sell as quickly as expected?

Backup options exist, from adjusting price to short-term financing solutions.

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