Lane Aldrich is the CEO and Co-founder of Lone Tree Capital Partners. Lane has facilitated over $1 billion in housing construction and permanent financing throughout his lending career. With a strong background in development modeling, construction and mortgage lending, and asset oversight, Lane brings a deep understanding of the financial and operational sides of residential construction.

Having spent years working directly with first-time homebuyers, Lane witnessed how the path to homeownership has narrowed for Utah families. He's driven to help change that trajectory through practical, scalable solutions.

Lane's approach to development emphasizes precision, collaboration, and accountability—skills honed through years coordinating complex projects across lenders, sales teams, and builders.

Outside of work, Lane enjoys golf, trail running, and traveling with his wife and four children, especially to their favorite destination—Amelia Island. He's an endurance athlete at heart, always keeping a race on the calendar.

Guiding principle: "Extreme ownership, whatever the calling."

Jared Justus has built a distinguished career leading finance and supply chain operations at global technology companies including Intel, Dell, Microsoft, Adobe, and now Google. He specializes in strategic sourcing, cost optimization, and building trusted long-term partnerships that deliver sustained value.

As a father of three college students, Jared has seen firsthand how rising housing costs are pushing young families out of Utah. His commitment to HomeOwnership4U stems from a desire to help the next generation—his own children included—find attainable pathways to ownership and community roots.

Jared brings analytical expertise and a collaborative mindset to the board, leveraging his experience in decision support and operational strategy to strengthen housing innovation efforts.

Outside of work, Jared enjoys skiing, boating, motorcycling, and cheering on BYU sports with his wife, Marianne, and their three children. He also mentors youth in his congregation, helping them grow with confidence and purpose.

Guiding belief: "We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give."

Mike Burns began his real estate journey as a homeowner and investor before becoming a broker and community leader. He has served on multiple industry boards—including positions as president, treasurer, and past-president of MLS and REALTOR® associations—and continues to focus on projects that blend quality development with affordability.

As the father of eight children and a growing number of grandchildren, Mike is deeply motivated to create a sustainable housing landscape for future generations. He believes that affordable homeownership is essential to community stability and opportunity.

With hands-on experience navigating city approvals, HOA oversight, and development innovation, Mike understands the importance of aligning public goals with practical solutions. His collaborative approach fits naturally within HomeOwnership4U's mission to bridge cities, builders, and families.

Outside the office, Mike enjoys traveling, studying law, and serving on local boards, including his city library and HOA. He's passionate about lifelong learning and civic engagement.

Guiding quote: "Do what you can, with what you have, where you are." — Theodore Roosevelt

Stephanie Summers is a seasoned real estate professional and housing advocate whose career blends leadership, policy, and community engagement. A past president of the Utah County Association of REALTORS® and former Chair of Government Affairs, she has worked closely with state and city leaders to champion property rights and expand access to homeownership.

Her dedication to this mission is personal—rooted in her belief that financial education and housing opportunity are key to breaking cycles of poverty and creating generational stability. Stephanie's experience spans advocacy, development investment in Colorado and Arizona, and volunteer teaching in Utah schools on credit and homeownership.

A single mother of four, Stephanie balances her professional work with creative ventures and community service. She brings warmth, drive, and strategic insight to every project she leads.

Guiding belief: "Generosity has never impoverished the giver; it has enriched the lives of those who have practiced it." — Dwight D. Eisenhower

Shelby Cardall is the owner of North Realty, HOA, and Property Management, where she's spent nearly two decades building resilient communities through thoughtful real estate and HOA leadership. As the 2025 President of the Cache Valley Association of REALTORS® and past President of the Women's Council of REALTORS®, Shelby is known for her integrity, mentorship, and deep local connections across Northern Utah.

Her drive to serve on the HomeOwnership4U board comes from a clear purpose: to expand homeownership opportunities that strengthen families and communities. Shelby brings specialized expertise in HOA structure and quality control—critical to ensuring long-term stability in new developments.

A devoted wife and mother of four boys, Shelby spends her free time camping, hiking, and cheering on her sons' sports. Her family motto sums up her life philosophy: work hard, play hard, rest hard.

Guiding belief: "Strong communities come from simple acts of respect and responsibility."

Dan Murphy brings a career rooted in public service and hands-on leadership within Utah's housing ecosystem. He currently serves in the Department of Workforce Services, Housing and Community Development Division, supporting the Olene Walker Housing Loan Fund—a critical state resource for affordable housing.

Dan has built a reputation for operational turnaround and strategic execution. During the pandemic, he was tasked with stabilizing a faltering mortgage assistance program that was nearly a year behind. Within three months, he relaunched the program in partnership with a local community organization, restoring its impact for Utah families.

His commitment to this mission is personal as well as professional. Having purchased his home before the rapid price escalation of recent years, Dan recognizes how easily many Utahns—friends, family, and future generations—have been priced out of the same opportunity. He believes affordable homeownership is essential to household stability, community resilience, and the long-term economic health of the state.

Dan's background includes extensive collaboration with developers, CHDOs, nonprofits, and municipal partners. He has helped draft bill language and implement roughly a dozen legislative appropriations for housing programs, giving him a strong understanding of both state policy and on-the-ground execution.

Outside of work, Dan enjoys trail running, gardening, and exploring national parks—especially the Grand Tetons, where he proposed to his wife. He's an avid reader and podcast listener, always collecting bits of information he hopes will one day pay off at trivia night.

Guiding belief: "Watch your thoughts, they become your words… watch your character, it becomes your destiny."