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Bank foreclosures short sales and other types of houses posted higher sales in Omaha in 2010. For the current year, analysts are expecting more improvements.

Bank owned rental properties and foreclosures caused home building to slowdown in Omaha. However, builders stated that there is a positive side to all of this.

Foreclosed condos for sale and distressed houses lessen a state's chances of attracting companies. Some states are relying on tax breaks to improve employment.

Tax credit for buying foreclosure is a thing of the past and states now have to face budget cuts. In Nebraska, the cuts are expected to hit various programs.

REO homes and foreclosed houses are expected to continue to remain high in 2011. According to analysts, recovery is unlikely this year, but may come in 2012.

Roofing is easy right, anyone can put on a shingle and the products don't really matter, right? Let's think about this for a moment. What protects your home from wind, snow, ice, rain, tornados, sun, heat, and cold? Better yet what protects the things you hold dear like family, friends, pets, antiques, classic cars? The answer is largely your roof.

REO bank owned and foreclosed properties are not as high in Nebraska as in other U.S. states. This allowed home sellers in the region to maintain prices.

Federal housing regulators propose at least 20 percent down payment for distressed residential condo properties. This is to avoid risky loans.

Distressed properties listings and previously-owned residences gained the interest of buyers in February 2011. Pending sales involving these properties went up.

VA foreclosures and bank foreclosures are not particularly high in Nebraska. Analysts stated that this is part of the reason for the state's low stress score.