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Paul Moore is the Founder of Wellings Capital. After graduating with an engineering degree and
an MBA, Paul entered the management development track at Ford Motor Co. He later scaled and
sold a staffing firm to a public co. in 1997. Paul began investing in real estate in 1999 to protect
and grow his own wealth.
He completed over 100 real estate investments, appeared on HGTV’s House Hunters, and
developed a subdivision. After completing three commercial developments, Paul narrowed his
focus to commercial real estate in 2011. Paul is married with four children and lives in Central
Virginia.
Press: Paul was 2x Finalist for Ernst & Young’s Michigan Entrepreneur and has contributed to
BiggerPockets and Fox Business. He is the author of two real estate books: The Perfect
Investment and Storing Up Profits. Paul co-hosted a wealth-building podcast called How to Lose
Money and he’s been a featured guest on 300+ other podcasts including the BiggerPockets
Podcast, The Real Estate Guys, and Entrepreneur on Fire.
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By Paul Moore
Explore the top commercial real estate tax benefits for passive investors. Learn why high-income professionals use real estate as a hedge against taxes.
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By Paul Moore
Success in your career does not automatically translate into expertise in investing. Learn why highly accomplished professionals often make catastrophic mistakes in the market—and how choosing the right partners can protect your wealth.
By Paul Moore
If you are tired of acting as the shock absorber in the common equity first-loss position, Paul Moore argues it is time to rethink where you sit in the capital stack, introducing the engineered downside protection of JV Hybrid Equity.
By Paul Moore
At the height of the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, Buffett invested $5 billion in Goldman Sachs as preferred equity. Here's why....
By Paul Moore
Paul Moore discusses his personal investment background and why chasing ROI could be why you're losing money.
