meet
mICHELLE
Michelle is the Managing Real Estate Attorney at Reed & Thompson. With over 12 years of experience, she serves Cabarrus, Rowan, Stanly, and surrounding counties, as well as the Charlotte metro area, delivering personalized closings and property guidance. She has built lasting relationships with local realtors, builders, investors, and homeowners. Whether you're a realtor rushing a deal or a family buying your first home, Michelle is here to protect your interests with efficiency and care.
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In 2008, she returned to her North Carolina roots after attending undergraduate school at the University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee. After earning her J.D. from Charlotte School of Law, she practiced criminal defense in Cabarrus County before transitioning to real estate law. Initially thinking it might be mundane, she soon discovered its complexity and rewards, committing to hone her skills in this dynamic field. She actively participates in the Central Carolina Association of Realtors, connecting with real estate professionals and giving back to the community.
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Outside the office, you'll find Michelle at Burn Boot Camp Concord, Gibson Mill, or a local restaurant. She cherishes exploring North Carolina's waterfalls and nature trails with her four children and her husband.
What is your perfect Starbucks order?
Venti Iced Brown Sugar Oat Shaken Espresso
Live plants or fake plants?
Live plants, I’ve reached full- on plant addition status- I can’t walk past a fern without wanting to adopt it. Even my husband, who used to breeze right past the greenery aisle, now surprises me with new “leafy babies” any chance he gets!
If you didn’t have to work, what would you do with your time?
I’d spend my time helping my husband with his coffee trailer, traveling with my family, and enjoying more outdoor adventures. Id focus on learning new skills, staying active and giving back through community or small business mentoring.
What is your 15 minutes of fame?
When I was in the 2nd grade, my drawing was picked to be on display at the Festival in the Park in Charlotte.