Mike Cass Joins Sierra Pacific Mortgage as Regional Manager

Aug 15, 2018

Sierra Pacific Mortgage Company has announced that Mike Cass has joined the company as a Regional Manager. Based out of Minneapolis, Cass will oversee the company’s retail sales teams in the northern and midwestern states.

Mike has been in the mortgage industry since 1987 and has held varying roles throughout the midwest. Most recently, he served as President of Results Mortgage.

“I joined Sierra Pacific Mortgage because they are best positioned for the years ahead and have a track record of consistent leadership for the last 33 years. Their tagline ‘Promises Made. Promises Kept’ says it all,” Cass said. “Financially, they are strong and independent and have a national presence. Additionally, being a direct lender to Fannie, Freddie and Ginnie means more programs and products to offer my clients with better control over pricing, guidelines, and service.”

Sierra Pacific Mortgage Senior Vice President of Retail Jay Promisco said, “Mike has been in the industry for over 30 years and is a proven leader who drives results from himself and his team. I look forward to seeing the focused vision Mike has for growth throughout the northern, Midwestern states come to fruition!”

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