Michelle Linton
Associate Broker | Linton Real Estate

Real estate is in my blood—it’s our family business, and I’m proud to be the third generation of women real estate brokers in my family. While I originally entered the industry by default, it quickly became my passion. With 21 years of experience, I’m honored to lead Linton Real Estate into its next chapter in 2025, carrying forward our legacy with the same dedication, integrity, and personalized care that has defined us for decades.

A Flagstaff native, I specialize in both commercial and residential real estate, proudly continuing my family’s tradition of excellence. I began my professional journey at Nordstrom in San Francisco, where I developed a foundation in exceptional customer service, and went on to complete Union Bank of California’s Management Training Program. Since 2004, I’ve represented sellers, buyers, investors, and banks across Northern Arizona, bringing energy, creativity, and strategy to every transaction. I am also a Certified Short Sale Specialist, providing expert guidance to homeowners navigating difficult financial situations.

I’m especially passionate about the revitalization of Flagstaff’s Southside—the heart of our community and home to our boutique brokerage. I’m a graduate of the Urban Land Institute of Arizona’s Young Leaders Group Partnership Forum, a 2018 Athena Young Professional Nominee, and the recipient of the National Commercial Award from the National Association of Realtors in 2020. I’m currently a CCIM candidate, serving as President of the Northern Arizona Association of Realtors in 2025, and proudly sit on the Board for the Arizona Association of Realtors.

Outside of work, I’m an athlete at heart. In the winter, you’ll find me snowboarding everything from the rugged terrain of Silverton Mountain to the slopes of Arizona Snowbowl. When the snow melts, I trade my board for a mountain bike and hit the trails of Schultz Pass and Sedona’s red rocks. And at the end of the day, I’m happiest at home with my beloved mini dachshunds and the mountain air that makes Northern Arizona so special.