Ken Lund

Ken Lund is a broker-salesperson with Ferrari-Lund Real Estate. His background as a litigation attorney and former law firm partner continues to shape his approach to real estate. Since transitioning to real estate in 2015, Ken and his wife, Alicia, have closed over 360 transactions totaling more than $205 million in volume. Ken’s background brings a high level of precision, risk awareness, negotiation skill, and polished communication to every transaction. Ken is among the 3% of [...]

Ken Lund is a broker-salesperson with Ferrari-Lund Real Estate. His background as a litigation attorney and former law firm partner continues to shape his approach to real estate. Since transitioning to real estate in 2015, Ken and his wife, Alicia, have closed over 360 transactions totaling more than $205 million in volume. Ken’s background brings a high level of precision, risk awareness, negotiation skill, and polished communication to every transaction. Ken is among the 3% of Realtors® in the United States designated as Certified Residential Specialists®.

The Lund Group’s practice spans all price points, including complex and high-value properties, and is defined by a disciplined, detail-oriented approach to pricing, negotiation, and transaction management. The Lund Group’s clients include CEOs, attorneys, judges, trustees, educators, expatriates, surgeons, and families navigating complex situations, including estates, probates, trusts, bankruptcies, and divorce.

Ken’s experience serves his clients well. He actively assists Sierra Nevada Realtors® in writing and revising the contracts Realtors® in western Nevada use in every transaction. Ken currently serves as a Washoe County Director for Sierra Nevada Realtors®. He has served for years on the Risk Reduction (Forms) Committee for Sierra Nevada Realtors®, including as chair, and was selected as one of 11 Realtors statewide to help draft a new purchase agreement for Nevada Realtors®. Few understand the real estate documents you will be using better than Ken.

Ken’s understanding of the Reno–Sparks market is built on years of original, property-level research. He has mapped and studied subdivisions across the region. Ken is a fourth-generation Nevadan and a proud native of the Reno/Sparks area. He has lived in both Reno and Sparks and loves both cities. He graduated from Galena High School in 1996 and has lived in northern Nevada for more than 30 years.

Ken is well equipped to negotiate on your behalf, bringing experience from hundreds of real estate transactions and years of negotiation in high-stakes litigation matters. Prior to joining Ferrari-Lund Real Estate, Ken practiced as an attorney at one of Nevada’s oldest law firms, representing a wide range of clients—from large corporations and a professional sports league to small family-owned businesses and individuals. He handled complex litigation matters and was entrusted to argue cases not only in trial courts, but also before the Nevada Supreme Court and the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. Over time, he developed a reputation for thorough preparation, clear and effective advocacy, and professionalism, earning an AV® Preeminent rating from Martindale-Hubbell—the highest distinction for ethics and legal ability—and becoming one of the youngest attorneys in the firm’s history to be elected a shareholder.

Ken serves on the board of directors for the Karma Box Project, a Reno-based organization supporting individuals experiencing homelessness through outreach, resource connection, and recovery programs, helping them transition toward stability and self-sufficiency. In 2018, Ken was one of two primary authors of the case used by more than 45 state champion schools at the prestigious 2018 National High School Mock Trial Championship in Reno, Nevada, and was recognized as a 2018 State Bar of Nevada Volunteer of the Year. Ken served a four-year term on the Board of Directors for the BYU Alumni Association.

Ken is an avid landscape and travel photographer and loves hiking and U.S. history. Ken has visited all 50 states (and, more specifically, 38 percent of the 3,142 counties in the United States, and yes, he does keep track). Ken has also visited 54 out of 63 national parks in the United States. He has completed 6 out of the 8 legs of the Tahoe Rim Trail.