Mike Hall

When serving clients, Mike is "all-in". Mike requires his teammates and vendors to be all-in for the client. Mike's simple goal is to earn the client's total trust to get the job done in the best way possible, as the client would do for themselves if they could. It's how Mike can earn the client's most enthusiastic referrals. Each client also has their unique story, situation, goals, wants, and needs. So, Mike promises his approach will be carefully tailored to fit the client's needs best. Mike's value lies in his years of experience, knowledge of homes, willingness to put in the thought and hard work, and ability to come up with solutions when problems arise. And they will. Being tenacious in serving the client means A) the deal gets done, and B) they end up friends.

It's about helping the client create their success and enjoying the journey getting there!


For Mike, the best things in life are quiet times shared with family and friends, both old and new. A good dog. A good friend. A great meal. A small celebration. A fly rod on a trout stream, fresh air on a back-country trail. Mike and his wife Suzanne forged their way to the Northwest in 1993 pre-kids and raised two there. It's natural to Mike that he might have a spirit of adventure and a fondness for the outdoors...he shares some DNA with Daniel Boone. No kidding.

Suzanne and Mike owned Sterling Mortgage from 1994 to 2008, and during Mike's lending years, he can proudly say that when the mortgage world imploded from a variety of ills, they helped thousands of folks buy their dream homes the right way. Working through thousands of home purchases, Mike's covered ground that most Realtors never see.

With Mike's Dad as the first of five Realtors in their family, he's steeped in the lingo and lifestyle of real estate for as long as he can remember. In true Portland fashion, Mike likes to say he "up-cycled" his talents, moving from the finance (mortgage banker) side to the brokerage (Realtor) side. Kind of like changing lanes at 70 miles an hour, now Mike gets to do what's felt "right" to him for many years...really advocating for his clients during the most important and complex transaction they're ever likely to undertake.