About Michelle Pavia

Professional Association

National Association of Realtors, Newtown Board of Realtors, Newtown Chamber of Commerce,

Fair Housing

Education

Bachelor of Arts, Psychology Western CT State University

Masters of Arts, Elementary Education University of New Haven

Community Involvement

Saint Rose Catechist

Ben’s Bells Belling Committee Volunteer

Newtown Nighthawks Youth Cheer Coach

ScentsAbility Project Volunteer

Girl Scouts Volunteer

Personal

In this busy, fast-paced world we live in, Michelle is prepared and eager to handle all of your real estate needs in an organized, efficient and stress-free way. She is a mom of two, a wife, a full time elementary education teacher for the past 21 years and is very involved in her community. She is always there to help a lending hand to anyone in need. Her love of real estate began in her early twenties when she landed a job out in San Diego working for an internet marketing company for realtors. She would spend hours developing websites and marketing strategies for agents all across the country. On her free time, she would explore the MLS and attend Open Houses "for fun." Coupled with her love for real estate, she also has a creative design mindset and has helped several friends design and stage their homes in preparation for their own Open Houses. Many know her for her love of the show, Fixer Upper and how inspired she is by the designer, Joanna Gaines. In fact, her trip to Waco, Texas to visit the Silos and Magnolia Market was what really encouraged Michelle to peruse her strong desire to help people buy and sell homes. Michelle has an intense passion to help others and with a keen analytical ability for delivering innovative solutions to others. She enjoys working with people and has strong communication skills. Her confidence, responsiveness and immediate availability make her an outstanding real estate professional.

Experience

DSA Member/ Sales Leader from 2006-2017

Homes.com Internet Sales and Website Design

Areas Covered

Fairfield County, New Haven County and Litchfield County.