Lynne Bagby is the New England Division Manager at Asset Preservation, Inc., a subsidiary of Stewart Title Company. She holds a Certified Exchange Specialist (CES®) designation from the Federation of Exchange Accommodators. Since 2000, Ms. Bagby has been active in the Northeast, facilitating thousands of various types of exchanges. She is dedicated to providing quality customer care and up-to-date information on IRC §1031 and the client exchange process. Ms. Bagby has 14 years of experience in educating and servicing a diverse professional audience including investors, attorneys, real estate brokers and agents, accountants, financial advisors, and mortgage bankers/brokers. She has taught continuing education classes across all six New England states, participated in local and national educational exchange panels, and appeared on real estate-related radio programs. Her presentations often include practical, real-life exchange scenarios to illustrate various investment and tax strategies.
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