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Steven Sless Joins PRMI as Reverse Division Manager

Apr 10, 2019
Primary Residential Mortgage Inc. (PRMI) has expanded its eClose services offerings to 49 states and the District of Columbia

Primary Residential Mortgage Inc. (PRMI) has named Steven Sless Reverse Division Manager in Maryland.
Primary Residential Mortgage Inc. (PRMI) has named Steven Sless Reverse Division Manager in Maryland.
 
“I’m thrilled for this opportunity to partner with PRMI,” said Sless. “We share the same vision and I feel they are a lighthouse for talented Loan Originators and ready consumers. I’ve never seen such longevity within a mortgage company. They’re doing something right to have Loan Originators that are still succeeding with the company after 10-plus years.”
 
Sless started his career in the mortgage industry in 2003. He committed to the route of traditional mortgages until the market crashed in 2008, when he chose to specialize in reverse mortgages, due to his passion for helping individuals over the age of 62 obtain a better retirement.
 
“It’s great to see PRMI take the necessary steps to commit themselves to the reverse mortgage process,” said Sless. “This product makes a huge impact on the lives of many individuals, and I’m ready to help people change their outlook on retirement.”
 
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