Ok, that's http://www.1031.org/. I saw their site and wondered about becoming a member.

Hi. I do lots of exchanges. I started teaching free classes on investing and 1031 exchanges in March. So far I have had nearly 100 people attend. They are so interested in learning about 1031 exchanges. If you work with someone who is exchanging from a state where they will pay much for taxes (Colorado is just 5%, but I think CA is much higher) you should talk to an accountant about setting up a.... I'm not sure if I've got the right trust here... private annuity trust to exchange properties in. Might save them more than doing a 1031. If you need to know more I can ask my accountant.

I'm actually planning on becoming one in July. I figured being a member could not hurt. I hooked up with a QI who is an accountant and has a radio spot on the financial radio here in Boston. Planning on putting seminars together for local investment property owners.

Wow, robin, that's great!

Thanks Carla, if I have questions about 1031s, I'll email you. So far, it seems as if I'm just locating properties for buyers. I'm signed up for some MCE courses on 1031s that are more advanced. They provide CPA and legal credits, so I figured they'd be more than just an overview.