No, and mold-resistant paint does not change the answer. Paint seals the surface, not the problem. The colony keeps growing underneath, fed by the same moisture, and within months it bleeds back through the finish or spreads inside the wall where you cannot see it. Painting over mold also reads as concealment to home inspectors and insurance adjusters, because that is what it is.
The order that works: fix the moisture source, remediate the affected material properly, verify the area is dry and clean, then paint. Nonstop Restoration does the whole sequence in-house, remediation to IICRC standards followed by drywall, finishing, and painting through our rebuild team. You get a wall that is actually fixed, not a stain with a fresh coat over it.