In this episode of Stunning, we chat with Lori and Jeff Collins from EXP Realty. Lori shares what she’s learned from years in the business, Jeff talks about why helping first-time buyers is so rewarding, and together they clear up common misconceptions about real estate like the real difference between pre-approval and pre-qualification.

They also open up about their own journey, from buying their first home for just $28,000 to building a life and career together. It’s part real estate advice, part love story, and all about helping people take that first step toward homeownership.

Murray isn’t just another city—it’s a legacy. With its own power department, school district, and deep community roots, it stands out as a unique place to live, work, and invest. Today, we’re talking with Jenn Kikel-Lynn, a fourth-generation Murray resident, real estate expert, and founder of K Real Estate, The Give Back Brokerage.

In This Episode, We Cover:

• What makes Murray such a special place to call home
• The city’s exciting revitalization projects, including a new plaza and historic preservation efforts
• How Jenn helps homeowners and business owners secure grant funding for historic properties
• The story behind her nonprofit work and its impact on the community.

Jenn’s passion for Murray goes beyond real estate. She has played a key role in bringing the Main Street America program to Murray, allowing local business and property owners to access funding for preservation and redevelopment. With a new seven-story condo project and the transformation of historic landmarks, Murray’s downtown is on the verge of a major shift.

We also discuss Jenn’s personal journey, including how she turned tragedy into advocacy. After losing both of her parents to suicide, Jenn co-founded the FMK Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to suicide awareness and mental health support. Her foundation provides resources for counseling and therapy, helping others navigate loss and find hope.

Whether you’re a longtime Murray resident or considering moving to the area, this conversation offers a look at what makes the city truly unique and why its future is brighter than ever.

Learn more about Jenn at jennkikellynn.com and stay connected for more insights into Utah’s evolving communities.

In this episode of Stunning, we highlight Lindsey Tirmenstein, whose energy and enthusiasm have made the office a more exciting place—from Nerf gun battles to her unforgettable Grinch impression at Christmas. With a background in special education and five years of experience as an escrow assistant, Lindsey shares her journey into the world of Title Insurance, the lessons she’s learned along the way, and how she ensures every closing is both seamless and celebratory for her clients.Key Takeaways from This Episode

Lindsey worked alongside multiple escrow officers, absorbing different styles and best practices. This experience gave her the confidence and knowledge to step into the escrow officer role, ensuring a smooth transaction from start to finish.

The Role of an Escrow Officer in Real Estate
Many homebuyers and agents don’t realize the behind-the-scenes work required to ensure a successful closing. Lindsey explains the importance of title insurance, how to handle unexpected liens or judgments, and why an organized, detail-oriented approach makes all the difference.

Balancing Technical Expertise with Client Care
Escrow is more than paperwork—it’s about people. Lindsey discusses how her ability to break down complex terminology into simple explanations helps agents and homebuyers navigate the process with confidence.Why Work with Lindsey Tirmenstein?

If you’re looking for an escrow officer who brings precision, warmth, and a touch of fun to the closing process, Lindsey is the perfect choice. She combines technical knowledge with a client-first approach, ensuring that both agents and homebuyers experience a seamless transaction.

Connect with Lindsey Tirmenstein

• Phone: 801-266-0606
• Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/closings_with_lindsey
• Website:https://www.title.one