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09/04/2026

🏡 $895 in Midtown Omaha — AND your dog is invited.

If you love the character of an older building but still want an updated kitchen, Nottingham Apartments might be your place.

📍 3306 Burt Street | Midtown Omaha
💰 1 Bedroom | $895/month

This beautiful 100-year-old brick building has all the charm — wood floors, tons of character, and a location that puts you close to Creighton, UNMC, Blackstone, Dundee and Downtown.
Inside, you'll find:
✨ Wood floors throughout the bedroom & main living area
✨ Granite countertops
✨ Stainless steel refrigerator, stove, microwave & dishwasher
✨ Free off-street parking
✨ Pet friendly 🐾
✨ Our own dog park!
We currently have several 1-bedroom apartments available, so if you've been looking for an affordable Midtown apartment with some personality, now is a great time to come take a look.

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Nottingham Apartments
3306 Burt Street | Omaha, NE

Dreamvesting Real Estate | REALTOR®
Equal Housing Opportunity. We do business in accordance with the Federal Fair Housing Act. 🏡

09/01/2026

🏡 OPEN HOUSE TOMORROW — THE LOOP | LINCOLN
Looking for an apartment near UNL’s East Campus?
Come tour The Loop at 4001 Holdrege Street tomorrow!

📍 4001 Holdrege St., Lincoln
🗓 Tuesday, September 1
⏰ 4:00–5:30 PM

The Loop is a 21-unit apartment community located at UNL’s East Campus, directly across from the College of Dentistry.

The entire building was renovated in 2021, giving you the charm of an established property with updated interiors.

✨ 1 & 2 bedroom apartments
✨ $950–$1,200/month
✨ Open-concept kitchens
✨ Granite countertops
✨ Stainless steel appliances
✨ Large bedrooms
✨ Free off-street parking
✨ Coin laundry on 2 of 3 floors
✨ Internet included with the $85 monthly amenity fee

Whether you’re a student, faculty member, medical/dental professional, or simply want a great apartment in this part of Lincoln, come take a look!

No appointment needed—stop by between 4:00 and 5:30 PM.
📍 The Loop
4001 Holdrege St.
Lincoln, NE

Presented by Dreamvesting
402-680-1010

REALTOR®
Equal Housing Opportunity 🏠

08/30/2026

WE BUY HOUSES. 🏠
Have a property you need to sell but don't want to deal with repairs, showings, cleaning or getting it ready for the market?
Dreamvesting buys houses in the Omaha area in as-is condition.
➤ No repairs required
➤ No cleaning or clean-out
➤ No showings
➤ Flexible closing timeline
➤ Unwanted contents can often stay
➤ Local, experienced real estate investors
We've purchased everything from inherited properties and major fixer-uppers to homes where the owner simply wanted an easier sale.
Sometimes listing is absolutely the best option—and we're Realtors, so we'll tell you if we think it is.
But sometimes you just want to sell the house and move on.
If you have a property you're considering selling, send us a message. We'd be happy to take a look and talk through your options.
Dreamvesting | Real Estate • Investing • Property Management

08/30/2026

You've waited all week! Here it is!

Episode 5 of Crazy Things We have Experienced in Real Estate:

CRAZY S**T WE'VE EXPERIENCED IN PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
The Brain Tumor Building.
Years ago, we owned a 9-unit apartment building that was…challenging.
We struggled constantly with tenants not paying rent.
But we had one woman who had always been a really good tenant. Then suddenly she fell behind and we couldn't reach her for several weeks.
Eventually she called us.
She was in the hospital.
They had discovered a brain tumor.
It was awful.
Because we owned the property ourselves, we had some flexibility, and obviously this was a situation where we wanted to give someone as much grace as we reasonably could.
So we worked with her.
About three months later, another tenant stopped paying rent.
She called us.
Her reason?
Brain tumor.
Ummmm.
Okay.
That's a REALLY weird coincidence in a 9-unit apartment building, but what are you going to say?
"Prove you have a brain tumor?" 😳
So we gently explained that we needed her to stay current and work out a payment plan for anything she owed.
A couple weeks later...
ANOTHER tenant stopped paying.
We sent an eviction notice.
This gentleman actually SHOWED UP AT OUR OFFICE to talk to me about it.
His reason for not paying?
You guessed it.
BRAIN. TUMOR.
And that was it for me.
I looked at this perfectly healthy-looking man standing in my office and said:
"Nope. I call bu****it."
😂😂😂
I told him there was absolutely NO WAY three people in our tiny 9-unit apartment building had suddenly developed brain tumors.
Clearly somebody had figured out that we'd given another resident some grace because she was genuinely sick...
…and apparently the brain tumor excuse had made its way around the building.
He just stood there looking SHOCKED that I had called him out.
I said, "Welp. I don't care. Go get your rent. It's due today."
He said:
"I don't have a ride."
Sir.
😐
YOU ARRIVED AT MY OFFICE IN A VEHICLE.
"You have one hour."
He left.
And wouldn't you know it...
He returned within the hour with his ENTIRE RENT PAYMENT.
Miraculous.
The transportation issue resolved itself.
Apparently so did the brain tumor.
😂
And that is the story of the time we accidentally discovered the most statistically concerning apartment building in Omaha.
Three brain tumors.
Nine apartments.
One hour to pay.
Property management, man.
You cannot make this s**t up.

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08/27/2026

A little love for the plant fairies. 🪴♥︎
I've been to two different properties recently where someone in the community has taken it upon themselves to put plants EVERYWHERE.
And I absolutely love it.
They make the buildings feel more beautiful. More welcoming. More inviting. More like home.
Now, you all know I love plants.
But I have to admit... I'm apparently not this generous. 😂
I'd be looking at all those plants thinking, Those would look really good in MY apartment.
So I have so much appreciation for the people who think, You know what this hallway needs? A plant.
And then another one.
And another one.
Until suddenly a common space that could feel like just a hallway or an entryway feels cared for.
And here's something else I've noticed after years in property management:
When someone cares enough to make the shared spaces around their home beautiful, there's a pretty good chance they're taking great care of their own home, too.
Those are the residents who help turn a building into a community.
So here's to all of our plant fairies out there. 🪴
Keep doing what you're doing.
You may think you're just putting out a plant.
But you're actually making someone's walk home a little prettier, someone's building a little warmer, and someone's day a little brighter.
You're sharing love in ways you probably don't even realize. ♥︎
— Dreamvesting

08/26/2026

🏡 FOR RENT AT THE TEN — AND THIS ONE WON’T LAST. 🔥
Okay, if you've been waiting for an opening at The Ten, this is it.
This is the ONLY availability we've had since June — and we don't expect another one until next spring.
This summer, we actually had more interested residents than we had units available. 😳
So when I say don't wait on this one…I mean it. 😂
➤ 3 Bedrooms
➤ 2.5 Bathrooms
➤ 2-Car Garage
➤ $2,995/month
The Ten is modern, spacious and right in the heart of Omaha — minutes from UNMC, Dundee, Midtown and Downtown.
And apparently people really like living here…because nobody is leaving. 😂❤️
Our next anticipated availability isn't until spring 2027, so if The Ten has been on your radar, now is your chance.
🔥 ONE AVAILABLE. THAT'S IT.
Comment TEN or message us to schedule a showing.
☆ Dreamvesting | Real Estate • Investing • Property Management

08/23/2026

Ok folks! Here we go! Episode 4 of
Crazy Things We Have Experienced...

The 16-Year-Old Birthday Party

Another night at The Ten while we were living there…
Our girls’ BFF was spending the night, and we had an Airbnb booking that I was already questioning.
So instead of sending the check-in instructions, I met the guests at the property.
It was a mom, her mom, and her 16-year-old son.
What could possibly go wrong? 😂
Pretty quickly, I noticed quite a few teenagers around the property.
I went down and asked to speak to Mom.
“She went to get pizza. It’s her son’s birthday.”
Okayyyyy.
I told them that if any more people showed up, we would cancel the reservation.
I tried calling and texting Mom and quickly realized I most likely had the number to a burner phone—the number she had used to book through VRBO.
Meanwhile, my girls had become Airbnb Neighborhood Watch. 😂
They were sitting on our balcony watching for kids to arrive.
Mike and I decided to walk the dogs so we could inconspicuously investigate.
The townhome was QUIET.
Dark.
Curtains drawn.
Almost all the lights off.
Then we noticed someone standing on the balcony dressed in dark clothes.
As we walked by, the sliding door opened and we heard:
“They’re walking their dogs.”
THEY HAD A LOOKOUT. 😂😂😂
We went home and watched as cars started pulling up one at a time.
One teenager would get out.
Car would leave.
Another car.
Another teenager.
Uber?
Maybe.
But some of these were DEFINITELY parents dropping their children off.
Are you kidding me?!
Mike said:
“Well… they’re being quiet. It’s probably harmless. We used to go to parties in high school.”
And THAT was exactly the wrong thing to say.
Because suddenly I remembered the parties I went to in high school.
Absolutely fu***ng not. 😂
I marched down and knocked.
Nobody answered.
So I unlocked the door.
Someone yelled:
“SHE OPENED THE DOOR!”
Yep.
She sure did.
I own the door. I have a key. 😂
I told everyone the party was over and they needed to leave immediately.
And suddenly teenagers started pouring out of EVERYWHERE.
Front door.
Back door.
Garage.
There were at least 40 kids in there.
Most of them took off running, panicking because apparently their parents thought they were somewhere completely different.
I asked who the adult in charge was.
The girl who had answered the door earlier stepped forward.
Apparently Mom had left HER in charge because she was “an adult.”
This girl looked like she had turned 18 yesterday. 😂
Once everyone left, Mike and I went inside expecting the worst.
Surprisingly, there wasn't much alcohol. Just a few little shooters.
Birthday Boy, however, was WASTED.
It smelled like w**d.
And then we started opening closets.
Chip bags.
Cheez-Its.
Oreos.
Snack wrappers EVERYWHERE.
We about died laughing.
It looked like someone had given a bunch of little kids w**d and then turned them loose in a pantry. 😂
We cleaned up the trash, locked the house and went back home.
And my girls?
They thought the entire thing was AMAZING.
Their takeaway from watching their mother bust up a secret 40-person teenage Airbnb party?
“Airbnb hosting is FUN.”
And…
“Mom, you’re a badass.”
😂😂😂
Not exactly the lesson I intended to teach that evening.
But I'll take it.
Just another completely normal night at The Ten.

08/21/2026

Apparently, estate sales are just what we do now. 😂

We’re doing another one TOMORROW and this time, everything must go!

🏡 ESTATE SALE
📍 1016 Tekamah Lane, Papillion
📅 Saturday
⏰ 8:30 AM – Noon

There is SO much here, including:
➣ Desks
➣ Treadmill
➣ Dining table + chairs
➣ Storage shelves
➣ Bed frames
➣ Floor lamps
➣ Household items
➣ And so much more!

Whether you’re furnishing a home, looking for something for a rental, or you just love a good treasure hunt, come see what you can find.

Bring a friend. Bring a truck. Everything must go! 😂

Please share — you never know who might be looking for exactly what we have. ❤️

08/19/2026

What does a furnished mid-term rental actually rent for in Omaha?
I was evaluating several potential MTR properties for an owner today, and the answer was somewhere between:
$1,500 and $2,750/month.
Helpful, right? 😂
But that's exactly why I cringe a little when someone asks, “What can I get for this as a furnished rental?” before we look at the actual property.
Because the answer depends on SO much more than bedroom count.
Today we were looking at things like:
🏡 Single-family vs. multifamily
🛏 Bedroom count
🛁 Bathroom count
📍 Location
🛋 Furnishings and finishes
🚗 Parking
🐶 Pet friendliness
💡 Utilities included
📆 Seasonality
👨‍👩‍👧 Who the likely renter actually is
And then there's one factor investors sometimes forget:
How aggressive do you want to be?
Could we list a property for $2,750?
Maybe.
But if $2,350 gets it occupied significantly faster, the lower rent could actually produce the better annual return.
That's the difference between asking:
“What's the most I can charge?”
and
“What pricing strategy gives this property the best performance?”
Those aren't always the same answer.
This is also why we teach multiple rental strategies in Catalyst.
LTR. MTR. STR.
They're not interchangeable—and the highest monthly rent doesn't automatically make one strategy better than another.
The numbers have to tell the whole story.
If you own a property you've wondered about using as a furnished rental, drop us a message. We do this every day at Dreamvesting.

08/16/2026

CRAZY THINGS WE HAVE EXPERIENCED IN REAL ESTATE…
Episode: “You’re rich. You can clean it up.” 🤦‍♀️😂
One night when we were living at The Ten, Mike and I were headed out to dinner when I noticed the guests checking into one of our Airbnbs.
Last-minute reservation.
About six 20-ish-year-old guys.
Now, before anyone comes for me — plenty of groups like this are completely fine.
But after doing hundreds of short-term rentals, you start recognizing patterns. And let's just say this particular pattern made my spidey senses tingle.
I told Mike, “I'm checking on them when we get home.”
So we got home and I marched my crochety-old-lady butt down there and knocked on the door.
A kid approximately 14 feet tall answered.
I introduced myself, reminded him about quiet hours and told him I was keeping an eye on things. If more people showed up, the reservation was over.
And this sweet summer child ACTUALLY SAID:
“Yeah, sometimes we get kicked out because we have girls over and post it on social media and some people don't like that.”
😳
But he PROMISED they'd be done — maybe even gone — by 11.
This is where Experienced Real Estate Investor Jeri should have listened to her intuition.
Instead, People-Pleasing Give-Everyone-the-Benefit-of-the-Doubt Jeri took over.
And here's the part that makes all of this even better:
THEY KNEW WE LIVED TWO DOORS DOWN.
They knew.
I had personally walked down there, introduced myself, told them I was the owner, reminded them of the rules AND told them I was keeping an eye on things.
And it did not phase them AT ALL. 😂
More people arrived.
They got louder.
11:00 came.
I went back down.
Party's over. Everyone who isn't on the reservation needs to leave.
Some people left.
Victory!
Except...
THEY DROVE AROUND THE BLOCK AND CAME BACK.
Then two guys started fighting in the parking lot.
Cool cool cool. 🙄
I called the police.
Police came. Everyone scattered. The place smelled like w**d, but otherwise everything was okay.
Police left.
And then...
THE KIDS CAME BACK.
THEY HAD LITERALLY HID AROUND THE NEIGHBORHOOD UNTIL THE POLICE LEFT.
Remember:
WE. LIVED. TWO. DOORS. DOWN. 😂
And somehow they had another key.
Mike and I ran over while calling the police AGAIN.
Police came back. Kids scattered again. This time the officers stayed in our driveway for quite a while to make sure everyone was actually gone.
Surely this story is over now.
Oh no.
THEY STARTED COMING BACK AGAIN.
And this is where Reasonable Airbnb Host Jeri officially left the building.
It was after midnight. I was exhausted. I had already called the police twice.
Enter: Crazy Old White Lady Jeri.
I marched my ass back down there.
Two of the guys were standing on our property AGAIN.
I told them:
“Get off my property or I'm calling the cops again.”
One snapped:
“We know what personal property is.”
Me:
“GREAT! THEN GET OFF OF MINE.”
And then came the sentence I will remember until the day I die:
“My aunt paid you GOOD MONEY for us to be here!”
Sir.
Your aunt paid approximately $200. 😂
I explained that $200 did not purchase the right to break every rule we had.
And then this little fu**er looked at me and said:
“You're rich. You can clean it up.”
😳
Friends.
Crazy Old White Lady Jeri nearly leveled up to Felony Jeri.
I have never wanted to punch someone in the throat more.
And the irony was that at that particular point in our lives, we were absolutely NOT rich. We were living in one of those townhomes because life and real estate had thrown us some serious curveballs of our own.
Thankfully, I refrained from committing a felony. 😂
The police drove by again, talked with them, and FINALLY...
It was over.
I went home around 2 AM and had to meditate because apparently Airbnb hosting is also a spiritual practice. 🧘‍♀️😂
And here's what I actually learned:
My intuition knew within about 30 seconds that something wasn't right.
But I kept overriding it because I wanted to be nice.
I wanted to give them another chance.
And another.
And another.
Experience has taught me something since:
Being kind doesn't require abandoning your boundaries.
Sometimes being a good host means accommodating someone's needs.
And sometimes being a good host means saying:
Nope. We're done here. Get off my property.
Real estate will teach you about investing.
It will teach you about money.
It will teach you about people.
But if you do it long enough...
it will REALLY teach you about yourself. 😂
And that is another episode of...
Crazy S #!* We Have Experienced in Real Estate.
You truly cannot make this s**t up.

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