Don Mullen Says His Property Fund is the ‘Citadel’ of US Houses (Correct)

You may know Don Mullen as one of Wall Street’s hardest-driving executives—or as your landlord. The son of an elevator repairman, Mullen shot through the ranks of Salomon Brothers, Drexel Burnham Lambert and Bear Stearns. During his 11 years at Goldman Sachs Group Inc., he played a key role in the company’s sale of investments backed by subprime mortgages just as the housing market crashed—part of a trade sometimes referred to on Wall Street as the “Big Short.” In 2009 he traveled to some of the US’s worst-hit communities, spending $25 million of his money to buy distressed ...