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PRMI Adds New Bay Area Location

Aug 12, 2016
The San Francisco Division of Primary Residential Mortgage Inc. (PRMI) has expanded into Marin County, Calif.

The San Francisco Division of Primary Residential Mortgage Inc. (PRMI) has expanded into Marin County, Calif. PRMI’s Bay Area Division Managers Michael Koran and Dane Moler will increase their area of responsibility to include overseeing the new office location in Larkspur, Calif.

PRMI’s San Francisco Division is on pace to set new origination volume records again this year after funding a record-setting $91.9 million in loans in 2015. Since opening in 2008, the PRMI San Francisco Division has helped more than 1,600 people attain their dream of homeownership.

“We’re proud of the rapid growth we’ve experienced locally. PRMI is quickly becoming a household name in California and the Bay Area and we look forward to providing the people of Marin County with an independent, locally-owned alternative for home loans,” said Koran.

Yelp lists Koran among the “Top 5 Loan Originators in the San Francisco area.” A native of California, Koran attended the University of California at Berkeley and the Haas School of Business. He is a 12-year veteran of the mortgage industry, and has served as VP of sales as well as a division manager.

Moler is listed as a top loan originator by National Mortgage News, and has been in the San Francisco mortgage industry for more than a decade. Moler attended the University of California, Berkeley as well, with a degree in political economics and has earned multiple management and origination honors throughout his real estate lending career.

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