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Posted: April 8, 2009
Moore McLaughlin 2009
Name: F. Moore McLaughlin
Title: Owner
Company: All States 1031 Exchange Facilitator, LLC
Location: 32 Custom House St., Suite 510, Providence RI 02903
Birthplace and year: Lubbock, Tex. - 1967
Family: Wife, Lisa; children: Franklin, Andrew Tex
College: University of Texas at Dallas - BS Accounting; Pepperdine University School of Law - JD; N.Y. School of Law - Masters of Law in Taxation.
First job outside of 1031: Ord & Norman Law - associate attorney
First job in 1031: All States 1031 Exchange Facilitator, LLC - founded 1999
What do you do now and what are you planning for the future? We handle all types of 1031 exchanges on a national basis, including real and personal property. Will continue to grow the company through the education of allied professions.
Hobbies: Fishing
Favorite book: Gorilla Marketing series by Jay Levinson
Key to success: Focus and hard work
If you had to choose another vocation what would it be? Professional fisherman on the pro fishing circuit.
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