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Patrick J. Cusick is a Baton Rouge native with a legal and financial educational background. He holds a law degree from Southern University Law School and a B.S. in Finance from Southeastern Louisiana University. Patrick is a Certified Exchange Specialist®, a designation held by approximately 100 professionals nationwide, indicating specialized knowledge in exchange transactions. He began his career at Title Exchange Co. in 2006 and is also a partner at Hyde Law Firm. Additionally, he is a member of the Federation of Exchange Accommodators.

Patrick J. Cusick, CES® is a 1031 exchange professional working with Title Exchange Company LLC based out of LA.

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Title Exchange Company LLC

13862 Perkins Road, Suite C, Baton Rouge LA 70810

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