Renee Baker

When Reneé first became licensed, it was a most challenging time in the real estate market. During the downturn, she was able to land a job with Safeco Title Company, marketing title policies to lenders only. Before returning to Eastern Oregon, Renee' worked for some top cow/horse trainers in the National Reined Cowhorse Industry to learn the skills of training colts and the art of finishing bridle horses. This increased her circle of people and allowed her to live on a couple of beautiful horse breeding facilities on the Big Island of Hawaii and Northern California.

Eventually, she returned to the fascination of the real estate marketing world and became an appraiser. While owning and operating a small appraisal business in Grant County, Oregon, she was approached by a mill and timberland owner and asked aboard as a timber purchaser and accepted. Her duties were land and timber procurement. After a few years, she became the manager of the forestry department and was responsible for leading a team that obtained logs to sustain several Oregon mills. This entailed working with landowners and multiple agencies and cooperating with various environmental groups and political figures.

From the West to Washington, D.C., Reneé has pursued her vision of citizens having the freedom to manage natural resources with future sustainability as a priority. She is committed to serving clients to achieve their ultimate image of owning land in the West. Reneé feels very privileged and inspired to be a part of the Fay Ranches team!

Reneé is a member of the Real Estate Land Institute, Idaho Board of Realtors, Weiser River Cattleman's Association, Idaho Wild Sheep Foundation, and Fay Ranches Community Foundation.