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Posted: December 19, 2017
2017 Year in Review: Pamela Michaels, Asset Preservation, Inc.
Name & Title: Pamela Michaels, Esq., Senior Vice President
Company Name: Asset Preservation, Inc.
Address: 300 East 42nd Street, 10th Floor, New York, NY 10017
What Contributed to My Success in 2017:
The robust real estate market and my team’s ability to handle complex multi property exchanges nationwide
What trends will impact my business in 2018?
1031 exchanges relating to real estate surviving tax reform will play a significant factor in our growth as a Qualified Intermediary nationwide and in the Northeast. Investors having clarity regarding the tax consequences of their transactions and investments will also positively affect the marketplace and fuel an increase in real estate transactions and 1031 exchanges.
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