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Primary Residential Mortgage, Inc. welcomes newest Branch Manager
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Indian Wells, CA May 21, 2014 – Primary Residential Mortgage, Inc. (PRMI), one of the nation’s largest residential mortgage lenders, is pleased to welcome Hugh Van Horn as its newest Branch Manager.
Van Horn, a veteran in the mortgage industry, comes to PRMI with over a decade of experience in the industry having worked at companies like International City Mortgage, Western Savings Bank and ABR Mortgage. With success in previous positions and extensive involvement in the local government and community, Van Horn will be an asset to the PRMI team.
“We’re excited to have Hugh on board with us” says Division President Tom Jarboe “With his experience and motivation to grow business, he’ll be an asset to our company”.
With nationwide operations of more than 1500 employees and 200 branches, PRMI is one of the largest companies for which Van Horn has worked. The management team at PRMI, the company’s culture and Jarboe’s vision were what attracted Van Horn.
“It’s exciting to become part of one of the Nation’s largest retail mortgage banks” said Van Horn. “It will allow me to find the best products and rates to fit my client’s mortgage needs.”
For more information on PRMI, please visit primaryresidentialmortgage.com.
ABOUT PRMI
Headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, Primary Residential Mortgage, Inc. (PRMI) was founded in 1998 by Dave Zitting, Jeff Zitting, and Steve Chapman. Since it started, PRMI has evolved into a nationwide, multi-billion dollar operation licensed in 49 states with more than 1,500 employees working in more than 200 branches. Its mission is to be a nationally respected, locally known home loan company whose purpose is to finance people’s homeownership goals through positive and personal experiences. Serving all segments of the market, PRMI is a privately held, debt-free organization that focuses primarily on traditional residential loan products.
Primary Residential Mortgage, Inc. welcomes newest Branch Manager
written by Brandon MarleyIndian Wells, CA May 21, 2014 – Primary Residential Mortgage, Inc. (PRMI), one of the nation’s largest residential mortgage lenders, is pleased to welcome Hugh Van Horn as its newest Branch Manager.
Van Horn, a veteran in the mortgage industry, comes to PRMI with over a decade of experience in the industry having worked at companies like International City Mortgage, Western Savings Bank and ABR Mortgage. With success in previous positions and extensive involvement in the local government and community, Van Horn will be an asset to the PRMI team.
“We’re excited to have Hugh on board with us” says Division President Tom Jarboe “With his experience and motivation to grow business, he’ll be an asset to our company”.
With nationwide operations of more than 1500 employees and 200 branches, PRMI is one of the largest companies for which Van Horn has worked. The management team at PRMI, the company’s culture and Jarboe’s vision were what attracted Van Horn.
“It’s exciting to become part of one of the Nation’s largest retail mortgage banks” said Van Horn. “It will allow me to find the best products and rates to fit my client’s mortgage needs.”
For more information on PRMI, please visit primaryresidentialmortgage.com.
ABOUT PRMI
Headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, Primary Residential Mortgage, Inc. (PRMI) was founded in 1998 by Dave Zitting, Jeff Zitting, and Steve Chapman. Since it started, PRMI has evolved into a nationwide, multi-billion dollar operation licensed in 49 states with more than 1,500 employees working in more than 200 branches. Its mission is to be a nationally respected, locally known home loan company whose purpose is to finance people’s homeownership goals through positive and personal experiences. Serving all segments of the market, PRMI is a privately held, debt-free organization that focuses primarily on traditional residential loan products.
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