PRMI Opens Third Las Vegas Branch

Feb 09, 2017

Primary Residential Mortgage Inc. (PRMI) continues to grow its footprint in the state of Nevada with the opening of its third branch located in Las Vegas.

This new office welcomes a seasoned team of mortgage professionals lead by Branch Manager Bo Crawford and Production Manager Diana Dikes. This team, accompanied by Operations Manager Long Phan and Closing Manager Suzanne Nguyen, has a combined 70-plus years of experience in the mortgage industry.

Dikes comes to PRMI with numerous years in the industry. Before joining PRMI, she previously excelled in her roles as senior account executive, production manager, branch manager and business development for top mortgage companies across the country.

“There are so many home loan programs out there to support home buyers and most people have no idea they exist,” said Dikes. “We are here to give people in our community the tools and resources they need to help make one of the biggest financial decisions in their lifetime.”

Crawford comes to PRMI with years of knowledge and leadership to anchor this branch. Preceded by a tremendous amount of experience in providing top customer service and professionalism to his clients, he most recently served as a top producing Loan Originator for his previous employer.

“We have created a team of the best home loan specialists and having the ability to serve our clients by keeping operations and decisions local is incredibly important to us,” said Crawford. “Our community has seen a steady rise for home buying and we are here to provide a positive homebuying experience.”

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