Angela Peters

REALTOR
License#: NE - 20110578, IA - S73434000

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Is Your House Ready for Winter, or Is It Hiding a Few Skeletons in the Closet?

By Angela Peters - October 29, 2026
Is Your House Ready for Winter, or Is It Hiding a Few Skeletons in the Closet? Cats and kittens, moms and dads, boys and girls, Halloween is practically knocking at the door, so let me ask you something a little spooky: what is lurking around your house just waiting to haunt you this winter? And no, I do not mean the ghost in the attic. That one pays no rent, but at least it is quiet. I

Your Home Girl Has Pulled Up a Chair at the Table

By Angela Peters - October 27, 2026
Your Home Girl Has Pulled Up a Chair at the Table Cats and kittens, moms and dads, boys and girls, it has been a minute since I last wrote to you, and I promise the silence was not for lack of news. In fact, I have been sitting on something rather momentous, and this time it has nothing to do with square footage or curb appeal. I have been appointed a Nebraska REALTORS® Political Action Com

Relocating to Omaha? Here’s Why You May Love It Here

By Angela Peters - August 18, 2026
Relocating to Omaha? Here’s Why You May Love It Here I Know Relocation Because I’ve Done It I relocated here from Richmond, Virginia in 2005 after living coast to coast, packed up my family, moved with a 14-month-old, and started figuring out an entirely new city from scratch....and I’m still here. I remember what it feels like to move somewhere and not know which side of town makes sense, h

What What I Actually Do Starting at 05:45 as a REALTOR®

By Angela Peters - June 18, 2026
What I Actually Do Starting at 05:45 as a REALTOR® Most people think real estate agents spend the day being GLAMEROUS driving around in an expensive car, wearing Christian Louboutin shoes, drinking expensive coffee and wine and lounging about the Selling Sunset set! Mine starts in my basement in my little home gym and usually ends with a handshake at a restaurant somewhere between Blackstone

It is a PEOPLE profession not a HOUSE profession...what

By - February 05, 2026
What Years in Real Estate Has Taught Me About People (Not Houses) Thursdays with Angela is where I step away from stats and talk about what actually moves the needle. After years in real estate, here is the truth: Real estate is rarely about houses. It is about people. People buy and sell because of life changes, not interest rates. Divorce, death, new jobs, babies, burnout, relocation

Business News in Omaha

By Angela Peters - October 11, 2024
Business News in Omaha ? Felsburg Holt & Ullevig, a transportation engineering firm, has relocated its Omaha office to Heartwood Preserve near 144th & West Dodge Road. After nearly two decades in Miracle Hills, the company’s 35 Omaha employees have moved to a modern 17,000 sq. ft. space on the top floor of the Carson 2 building. In addition to Omaha, the Denver-based company has office

Home Owner Insurance Deductables

By Angela Peters - March 13, 2024
Insurance Follow Up NEBRASKA Insuring a house in Nebraska is twice as expensive as the national average, according to Insurify. "Nebraska is pretty exemplary of the region," said Chase Gardner, Insurify's head of data research. "The typical U.S. homeowners are going to pay something like $1,800 for an insurance policy and residents in Nebraska are paying over $3,500 on average." AM Best list

How to Use Positive Affirmations for Buying A House?

By Angela Peters - March 01, 2024
How to Use Positive Affirmations for Buying A House? Let us embark on a little adventure, one where each morning ushers you closer to the doorstep of your dream home. It is a journey powered by the magic of positive affirmations, and here’s how you can harness this magic, step by step: #1. Greet the Day with Hope: Imagine waking up, not to the blare of an alarm, but to the gentle whisper of yo

THE NOT-SO-SPOOKY BENEFITS OF BACKYARD BATS

By Angela Peters - February 16, 2024
THE NOT-SO-SPOOKY BENEFITS OF BACKYARD BATS Most people are afraid of bats. But once you become acquainted with these elusive creatures, you may encourage them to move into your yard! Here are five of the most frequently asked questions about these misunderstood mammals. 1. What are the primary benefits of bats? Bats may not be the cutest animals, but are vital in maintaining healthy ecosy

Twisty Pasta!

By Angela Peters - January 04, 2024
Twisty Pasta! While some historians believe pasta originated in Italy, most are convinced Marco Polo actually brought it back from his epic voyage to China. The earliest known pasta was made from rice flour and was common in the east. In Italy, pasta was made from hard wheat and shaped into long strands.—bringing this ancient food much closer to modern-day spaghetti. However, the earliest It

The History of S'mores: Ancient Greeks, Girl Scouts, and One Very Puritanical Minister

By - October 17, 2023
The History of S'mores: Ancient Greeks, Girl Scouts, and One Very Puritanical Minister The first recipe for the campfire treat is 95-years-old, but the seeds of the s'more go back much further. While the first official recipe appeared more than 95 years ago, the undocumented tradition of the s'more may have started earlier. The very first marshmallows came from a plant called Althaea officina

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