Cashin Company is very pleased to have Michelle Englert represent the Menlo Park office. Michelle’s drive as an agent marks the continuation of the Cashin family tradition, as she is the granddaughter of Peninsula real estate pioneer Emmet J. Cashin, Jr. and the niece of founder and President of Cashin Company, Skip Cashin. Michelle has been involved in real estate all of her life and is proud to be part of the third generation of realtors in the Cashin family.

Michelle was born and raised in Atherton and has an extensive knowledge of the area and the community. Her professionalism and hard work shows that she is a top-selling sales agent in the community. She believes in giving her clients the utmost attention and service as she knows that the sale or purchase of your home is perhaps one of the most important financial and lifestyle decisions you will make.

She attended the University of Michigan and Southern Methodist University. Michelle competed at the National and international Levels in diving for over ten years and was ranked second in the country. Michelle believes in giving back to her community and has tutored inner city school children, assisted athletes in Special Olympics, helped senior citizens and the homeless, organized and participated in fundraising for Alzheimer’s Research and is actively involved with many local charities of the Peninsulas. Michelle is associated with the Silicon Valley Association of Realtors (SILVAR) as a Menlo Park & Atherton District Council member since 2005 and will serve as the 2007 District Chair Elect and the 2008 District Chair. Michelle has been an active member of the Junior League of Palo Alto - Mid Peninsula since 2004 working on the Gala and Children’s Place committees. She is a member of the National Association of Realtors, California Association of Realtors and the Silicon Valley Association of Realtors.

Michelle has been selling real estate since 2000 covering San Francisco and the San Francisco Peninsula (Hillsborough/Burlingame to Los Altos/Mt. View). She has an extensive knowledge of Atherton, Menlo Park, Portola Valley, Woodside, and Palo Alto.