Investor profile - TX
Paul Yom
Paul Yom is a real estate investor and operator based in Dallas-Fort Worth, TX. Public filings show activity across 3 properties held through 6 holding companies. Recent mortgage relationships include SHINHAN BANK AMERICA, WILSHIRE BANK, and Bank of Hope.
Paul's Activity
As of December 2025, public records show approximately $8.9M in recorded mortgage exposure linked to this investor across at least 9 mortgage filings and 3 properties held through 6 holding companies. Activity appears concentrated in commercial assets recorded between 2012 and 2022.
Associated People
Primary Geography
Dallas-Fort Worth, TX
ZIP codes: 75007, 75075, and 75243
Most recorded activity for this investor appears in DALLAS, PLANO, and CARROLLTON.
Property Type Breakdown
Associated Entities (6)
TX · 0 properties · 3 mortgages
TX · 1 property · 2 mortgages
TX · 1 property · 2 mortgages
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Mortgages (9)
Top Lenders
| Date | Amount | Status | Lender | Borrower | Address |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01/04/2022 | $1.9M | Open | SHINHAN BANK AMERICA | SKILLMAN 635 LLC | 9147 SKILLMAN ST, DALLAS, TX 75243 |
| 01/04/2022 | $1.9M | Open | SHINHAN BANK AMERICA | SKILLMAN 635 LLC | 9147 SKILLMAN ST, DALLAS, TX 75243 |
| 07/06/2018 | $650k | Open | SHINHAN BANK AMERICA | DALLAS HANARO CHURCH | 1829 W FRANKFORD RD, CARROLLTON, TX 75007 |
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Owned Properties (3)
| Address | Deeded owner | Status | Consideration |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9147 SKILLMAN ST, DALLAS, TX 75243 | SKILLMAN 635 LLC | Sold | $1.9M |
| 1829 W FRANKFORD RD, CARROLLTON, TX 75007 | DALLAS HANARO CHURCH | Owns - 8.2 yrs | $0 |
| 200 W PARKER RD, PLANO, TX 75075 | PNPY INVESTMENT LLC | Owns - 12.0 yrs | $2.8M |
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FAQ
What type of real estate does this investor focus on?
Associated mortgages and deeds show activity in commercial properties across Dallas-Fort Worth, TX.
What companies is Paul Yom associated with?
Paul Yom is associated with 6 entities based on extracted signatures from public records. Key entities include YOM & YI INC, DALLAS HANARO CHURCH, SKILLMAN 635 LLC, PNPY INVESTMENT LLC, and CUSTER PARTNERS 51 LLC.
How many properties are associated with this investor?
At least 3 properties are associated with Paul Yom and the entities they control, based on signatures extracted from recorded documents connecting Paul Yom to the entities.
Which lenders has this investor worked with?
Recent mortgage activity references SHINHAN BANK AMERICA, WILSHIRE BANK, and Bank of Hope, indicating a mix of lending relationships.
How recent is their activity?
Records show activity from 2012 through 2022, with the most recent mortgage recorded in 2022.
How is associated activity determined?
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