PRMI Hits Record Production in 2016

Feb 02, 2017

Primary Residential Mortgage Inc. (PRMI) is celebrating its best year since it began operations in 1998. In 2016, PRMI funded nearly $6.3 billion in residential home loans, helping nearly 29,000 families across America achieve their dream of homeownership.

In achieving this record production, PRMI launched 40 new branch locations nationwide and added more than 800 new employees. Additionally, 145 PRMI branch offices set new monthly or annual production records. Most importantly, an extraordinary nine out of 10 customers would recommend PRMI to a friend or family member.

“These numbers and accomplishments are a reflection of the incredible strength, dedication and passion of our team members,” said David Zitting, CEO and president of PRMI. “The future has never been brighter for PRMI and we look forward to another exciting year of great challenges and even greater opportunities.”

In 2016, PRMI was named one of America’s Top Mortgage Employers by National Mortgage Professional Magazine, was a finalist in the Ellie Mae Hall of Fame Mortgage Excellence awards, and was named a Top Workplace in Utah by its largest, daily publication, The Salt Lake Tribune. PRMI also expanded its philanthropic efforts by partnering with Feeding America to aid in the fight against hunger by providing more than 1.68 million meals to those in need.
In 2017, PRMI’s strategic growth plan includes opening new branches nationwide and financing the dreams of more than 35,000 homeowners.

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