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We’re highlighting successful women in real estate!

“My husband’s business needed a warehouse and we couldn’t find someone to assist us, so we decided to do it ourselves. We always wanted to be investors, and we really enjoyed it! I’ve been the office manager, assisting in our vending business for over 10 years, which included book keeping, accounting, etc. We’ve always been entrepreneurs.

I feel like I jumped in to real estate head first, so I didn’t know anything. Finding the right school was key, and getting a great mentor, Phil Dunn with Great West Properties, was a great fit for me. I’m glad I went straight into commercial real estate, it was definitely the right move for me. Having someone to shadow was a great thing to get me started.

I specialize in retail and industrial commercial real estate, storage units, flex space, warehouses, restaurants, stores, everything from small shoe shops up to massive manufacturing facilities. It keeps me on my toes, and I love learning and helping clients succeed in their businesses.

My advice for new agents is to never stop learning. I love the people, I love the work we do. I love the uniqueness that everyone brings, especially in commercial. I love the engineers, the architects, the developers, and all the professionals in commercial real estate. It’s been a roller coaster, I’ve loved every minute of it! I want to see more women in commercial real estate. I’m adding a team member, I just hired an assistant, we have amazing things coming. This has changed my life!“

Ashlee Bonham
with Great West Properties
Farmington, UT

“When we bought our first home, we were nervous and scared, we wanted someone to hold our hand, and walk us through all of it. I decided that I wanted to do that for people. So even though we have a growing family, I left my job and got a real estate license, and now it’s been nearly 19 years!

I enjoy watching the ebbs and flows of the market, and learning how to help people through all of it.

I’ve found a lot of people like me that need questions answered in a big transaction like this, and I figured if I have the information, than I can share that with them. I’ve definitely nurtured lots of clients through the process. I know that real estate is emotional, and I love helping people though these huge transactions. It’s emotionally huge for a lot of people.”

Chrissy Sudar
with Presidio Real Estate
Cedar Hills, UT

“This is just my passion, LGBTQ+ has always been a huge part of my life. My friends and my family members. I just want them to know that they are loved, they can come to me, they are safe with my team.”

Amy Miller, Rainbow Realty
with Equity Real Estate
Ogden, UT

“Women’s Council of Realtors provides leadership opportunities for it’s members… Through all of these connections it has broadened my view of what is possible in real estate.”

Leuri Zibetti
Presidio Real Estate Company
Provo, UT

“If someone is treating you unkindly, they are probably dealing with some hurt from the past. That has helped me to have some more compassion and understanding.”

Kitty Cheney
Vision Real Estate
Provo, UT

“Lynn represents her family as the fourth generation of women in real estate. Lynn has personally been in the trenches since the early 1990’s building a portfolio of single-family homes and multi-unit buildings which she continues to manage.

After hours, you can find Lynn running up in the mountains, at Orange Theory, the gym, a get together with her friends or maybe even at the office! Lynn LOVES to stay busy and feels her best when she doesn’t have any time for the extras. She believes that “where there’s a will, there’s a way,” and she emulates that in her every day life.

On the weekends, if she isn’t out with clients, you can find her blasting techno music while she organizes her house. However, it isn’t all work for Lynn, she also has a license plate that says “Just Live” and does just that every single day.”

Lynn Marchant
Exp Realty
Draper, UT

“As a Utah native and seasoned real estate professional, Ashlee is able to provide her client’s with the utmost service out there. Her deep love for both real estate and people is apparent throughout every aspect of the transaction as she devotes her time and efforts getting her clients the best possible outcome while buying/selling.

She understands the considerable investment put into real estate and consistently strives to ensure she demonstrates professionalism, knowledge, and dedication while still preserving the fun and excitement of the home buying/selling process. She attributes her success to those that put their trust in her and looks forward to continue selling real estate while building relationships that last a lifetime.

When she isn’t working, Ashlee enjoys being surrounded with family and friends, spending time in the sunshine, camping, and more.”

Ashley Strong
Exp Realty
Herriman, UT

“Susan Boyer loves to learn and grow and that is one of the best things that the real estate industry has to offer, plenty of learning and growth. Helping those around her succeed has always been her passion and a large part of what drives her.

She has an amazing husband and 4 children whom she loves dearly and 3 of the most adorable grandkids ever. She owns a brokerage – JPAR Silverpath and just started a team, The Genesis Group. She is the second to the youngest of 12 children and loves to laugh.”

Susan Boyer
JPAR Silver Path Realty
Ogden, UT

“I married my high school sweetheart in 1979 and had every intention of pursing a career in the computer programming field. An unexpected tragedy in family changed that! My mom was killed in an accident which left me with a 12 year old handicapped brother and a 4 year old nephew to raise. I had my first child in 1983 and when I became pregnant with my second child in 1985 I decided that it was impossible for me to continue a 9 – 5 job with a long commute.

I needed flexible hours. It was then that I decided to get my real estate license. Arnold and Marty Stringham were just starting their pre-licensing school. They brought their live classes to Price (where I was living). I think I paid $150.00 and started the classes. I licensed as a Broker in 1989. In 1993 I purchased a local Century 21 office and became a competing principal broker.

After 25 years and a divorce, we sold the company and I experienced burn out for the first time ever.

I moved to Draper and went back to school at the U of U. I am also a licensed Substance Abuse Counselor. Luckily I kept my brokers license! I worked for the VA in Addiction Research. I loved the job but the studies were all grant based studies. An old friend whom I mentored years ago hussled me back in to real estate. That was about 5 years ago.

I love the business again. I will never again let the business interfere with me and my kids and grandkids. I have learned so much over the past 35 years and have never been happier!”

Carol Eaquinto
RealtyPath
Draper

“Real Estate is a powerful thing. Where you live becomes the center of your universe: “your home base” and a place where memories can be made. Even an investment property can have a profound effect on your life’s story—when chosen correctly, it becomes long-term financial freedom and a vital part of your well-diversified portfolio.

I have been a real estate agent for 8 years and out of those I have been a single mom for 6 years. I have learned what hard work, dedication and determination will do for you. I have been a Top Producing agent in my office the last 4 years selling 50 or more homes a year. I now have a team and love teaching them how to succeed in their own business.

When it comes to my clients, I believe in a philosophy of being authentic “I feel that creating something of value has to be lead first with integrity, which creates a solid foundation to do great work” My passion is to give back to the community and help other people that are struggling to build their real estate career.”

Stacey Mucha
KW Success
South Ogden

“I have been a Realtor for 5 years and have immersed myself in all things real estate by serving on several committees and organizations. I am currently a chairperson on the Community Outreach Committee, I am also involved in Women’s Council of Realtors, and President Elect 2022. I am a mentor to new agents at my brokerage and I receive production awards each quarter.

Outside of helping my clients find their dream home, my favorite part of being a Realtor is working with all of you! The relationships we build and the respect we have for one another is what sets our industry apart. I feel it is also very important to have that same relationship with our amazing Affiliate Partners. I am passionate about our community and it’s members.”

Sarah Schelin
Ridgeline Realty
Ogden, UT

“It’s so fun watching the little kids get excited about showing me their home, their room, their space. I just love those moments.”

Kitty Cheney
Vision Real Estate
Provo, UT

“We were able to pay off all our debt, my husband now owns a successful company himself, and I am successful in real estate.”

Sherida Zenger
RE/Max Equity
Provo, UT

“When I would hear about people earning certain amounts of money, I thought ‘they’re special, they’re lucky’, and I just never dreamed that would be me.”

Leuri Zibetti
Presidio Real Estate Company
Provo, UT