About Frank Regina
30+ Years. 4 Market Cycles. Zero Guesswork.
Most agents in Southern Nevada have only experienced one market cycle. I’ve guided clients through four—from the 2008 crash to today's rate spikes. When you’re making your biggest financial move, you need an advisor who has truly seen it all.
Local Authority: UNLV Graduate & 30+ Year Las Vegas/Henderson Resident
Proven Scale: Former RE/MAX Franchise Owner (11+ Years) & Coldwell Banker Managing Broker (700+ Agents)
Straight Advice: Direct, data-driven strategy with zero sales scripts
16,000+
Transactions Supervised as RE/MAX Owner & Princial Broker - Coldwell Banker
32+
Years of Expereince In Las Vegas Area Market
98.85%
List to Sale Price
163
Number of Seller/Buyers Represented
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VIDEOS
Las Vegas area overview. We sit in a "bowl" surrounded by mountians, Henderson, Boulder City, North Las Vegas and master planned communites make up the "Las Vegas Valley" Please Note, Not my best video but it's more important you see the areas of Las Vegas.
MY BLOGS
If you’re thinking about buying a condominium, there’s an important change you should know about. Mortgage lenders are no longer looking only at you as the buyer. They’re taking a much closer look at the financial health of the entire condominium community before approving many loans. That means y
Giving your home a fresh new look doesn’t have to mean a major renovation or a hefty price tag. Sometimes, the smallest changes can make the biggest difference! Here are five simple, budget-friendly ways to breathe new life into your living space and fall in love with your home all over again.1. Rea
In high-stakes real estate, success isn't just about closing transactions; it’s about positioning, leverage, and recognizing when a legacy model has run its course. Right now, RE/MAX owners and agents across the country are facing a brutal reality check. The traditional brick-and-mortar franchise
Written by Frank Regina, eXp Realty For years, one of the biggest complaints I heard from homebuyers was this: "How can we compete with an investor paying cash?" It was a fair question. Large institutional investors—companies that own hundreds or even thousands of rental homes—became a major for
