Mr. Freeman founded Exchange Strategies in 2006 because he recognized that reverse exchanges provide a lower risk and more optimized approach to 1031 exchanges for a much larger segment of the Exchanger community than previously thought.
In 2005, he and 2 others founded an independent QI that quickly grew to be among the largest in its category. Mr. Freeman held the position of Executive Vice President of Business Development where he introduced and implemented many of the concepts and programs that contributed to that rapid growth.
Jordan obtained his J.D. in 2005 and LL.M. in Commercial Real Estate Law in 2006. Prior to joining Exchange Strategies Corporation, Jordan was in private practice where he advised clients in all matters related to commercial and residential real estate, corporate law, and civil commercial litigation. He has also served as national commercial counsel for a large title company and held senior positions at other 1031 accommodator firms conducting reverse exchanges (both safe-harbor and non-safe-harbor) as well construction exchanges.
Jordan has previously served on the Board of Directors for the Federation of Exchange Accommodators (Secretary/Treasurer, Ethics Committee Chair, Finance Committee Chair, Education Committee & Government Affairs Committee) and the Jewish Council for Youth Services (Board Designate, Finance Committee & Scholarship Committee).
David Shechtman is a shareholder in Flaster Greenberg's Business & Corporate Department. Mr. Shechtman manages a national practice implementing complex like-kind exchanges of real estate for major oil and gas, telecommunications, and transportation companies, as well as real estate investment trusts (REITs) and other real estate owners and investors. David is a thought leader on these exchanges and other tax topics and has been quoted frequently on tax issues in the Wall Street Journal and other business publications. Since 1995, he has spoken at every national conference on advanced like-kind exchange issues sponsored by the Center for Professional Seminars. In addition, he is a regular speaker at conferences sponsored by the ABA Tax Section, the Pennsylvania Bar Institute (PBI), and the NYU and USC Institutes on Federal Taxation.
Morgan started her real estate career in 2004 and spent the next ten years accumulating expertise in various aspects of complex transactional processes. In 2017, she ventured into 1031 exchanges and quickly became an expert at reverse, construction and other intricate and complex structured exchanges. Morgan received her Certified Exchange Specialist® designation in 2023 and continues to develop her extensive knowledge of IRC §1031 exchanges.