Byron Rae - Realtor at Exp Realty- License #179663

10/08/2026

I am getting ready for Las Vegas Ren fair this weekend. And I am super excited. Really put some work in to my dungeon, crawler Carl costume and build some custom props to go along with it! Looking forward to suiting up!

09/07/2026

Grown up chocolate milk!!!

08/18/2026

I’ve been substitute teaching for a while now in Las Vegas, Nevada Clarke County school District. A school district that is not given much credit. And I feel that’s a little unfair, but I’m not gonna get into it right now. But you can always tell how much a teacher cares about what they do for a living from the things they have on their walls and I can tell you right now. Ms. Kelsey Loosli of Liberty High School cares!!!!!

08/01/2026

01/09/2026

This chart shows how seller expectations have drifted out of sync with what the market can actually support over the past few years. As a realtor, I get it — it’s hard to price a home lower than what you hope it will bring. The common thinking is, “We can always list high and reduce later.”

But in practice, that approach often leads to unrealistic pricing, longer days on market, and ultimately weaker negotiating positions.

It makes me wonder: are we heading toward a similar pricing disconnect we saw in 2005, or will today’s market correct in a different way? What do you think?

01/09/2026

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-ban-institutional-investors-single-family-homes/

Trump says he will seek to ban institutional investors from buying single-family homes

My take on this:

I don’t believe this is the silver bullet many are hoping for. Corporations only hold a small percentage of the total housing stock, and the properties they own aren’t sitting vacant — they’re being rented out or improved and resold. From a practical standpoint, they’re not incentivized to leave homes empty.

From my experience as a realtor, there’s also another uncomfortable reality: most buyers are not willing to purchase homes in poor condition. People overwhelmingly prefer move-in-ready properties. If investors weren’t fixing these homes up, many of them wouldn’t suddenly become more accessible — they’d simply remain undesirable to buyers who don’t have the time, money, or energy for major renovations. Ironically, many of those same people are perfectly willing to rent a nicely finished home rather than live in a property in disrepair.

So while I genuinely like the intent behind this idea — and I think that’s why it’s being discussed — I don’t see it meaningfully solving the core issue of housing affordability. Prices are being driven by supply, demand, interest rates, and construction costs more than by any single group of buyers.

In short: good conversation starter, good intentions — but the housing crisis is more complex than one policy can fix.

President Trump said "people live in homes, not corporations," in announcing plans to bar big investors from home purchases.

10/15/2025

This is something I came up with using an AI video creator. Nothing fancy but, it took me a while to get it done.

10/13/2024

My family and geared up for RenFair 2024

08/21/2024

THINGS THAT CAN HURT YOUR PROPERTY VALUE 🚫🏡

Maintaining your property value is crucial, whether you're planning to sell soon or in the distant future. Here are some common issues that can negatively impact your home's value:

1️⃣ Deferred or neglected maintenance: Small issues can turn into big problems if not addressed promptly.
2️⃣ Home improvements done wrong or not built to code: Poor workmanship or unapproved changes can devalue your home.
3️⃣ Outdated kitchens & bathrooms: Modern, updated spaces attract buyers and add value.
4️⃣ Bad or ugly landscaping: First impressions matter! Poor landscaping can turn buyers away.
5️⃣ Frail or damaged roof: A strong, well-maintained roof is essential for protecting your home and its value.

Address these areas to ensure your property remains attractive and valuable!