Exeter 1031 Exchange Services, LLC Expands Business Development Team

Hiba Exeter Joins Exeter 1031 Exchange Services

Hiba I. Exeter joins the Business Development team of The Exeter Group, LLC and its affiliated companies, including Exeter 1031 Exchange Services, LLC, Exeter Reverse 1031 Exchange Services, LLC and Exeter IRA Services, LLC, and their affiliated companies as a Business Development Officer.

Exeter 1031 Exchange Services, LLC Expands Business Development in San Diego  

Mrs. Hiba Exeter will be responsible for the day-to-day sales, marketing and client relationship

Hiba I. Exeter
Business Development
San Diego, CA

management activities for the Southwest Region, including, but not limited to, San Diego County, Orange County, Los Angeles County, Riverside County and San Bernardino County.

Extensive 1031 Exchange Experience

Hiba Exeter can assist clients with Forward 1031 Exchanges, Reverse 1031 Exchanges and Improvement 1031 Exchanges. She has worked extensively with escrow officers, settlement agents, real estate agents and brokers, and closing attorneys in the administration of their clients' 1031 Exchange transactions.

Active in Industry Trade Associations

Hiba serves as a board member of the North San Diego County Escrow Association and is involved with numerous professional organizations including the California Escrow Association (“CEA”), North San Diego County Escrow Association (“NSDCEA”), San Diego County Escrow Association ("SDCEA"), NorCal Escrow Association, Escrow Association of Washington ("EAW"), San Diego Association of Realtors (“SDAR”), Pacific Southwest Association of Realtors, La Jolla Real Estate Brokers Assocaition, National Counsel of Exchangors ("NCE"), Income Property Management Expo, San Diego Chapters of CCIM ("CCIM") and CREW, NAIOP, SIOR, Women Council of Realtors (“WCR”), and the San Diego Creative Investors Association (“SDCIA”).  

Help Fight/Prevent Elder Financial Abuse

Elder Financial Abuse Continues to Grow

I am always dismayed to see the statistics that show how fast elder financial abuse is growing. It pains me to read how our elders have been abused.  I have a very difficult time understanding how someone can abuse another person, especially our elders.  I was taught to respect my elders - not abuse them.

But, the fact remains that elder abuse, especially elder financial abuse, is on the rise at a rapid pace.  It is therefore critical that each of us pay close attention to our elders and try to identify - and then report - any kind of elder abuse.

How Can You Help? 

There are many, many websites, help phone lines and agencies that have been set-up to address elder financial abuse.

The North American Securities Administrators Association has published a website called Serve Our Seniors that provides lots of resources where seniors can get help, including a hot line.

FINRA, which regulates the securities industry, has also set-up a Senior Help Line.  Seniors can call the help line at (844) 574-3577 for assistance, information and/or to discuss any securities issue where they have been harmed (or perceived to have been harmed).  This help line has been credited with saving seniors retirement funds and in a few cases actually saving their lives.

You can also Google elder financial abuse and find many other ways to assist elders that are going through any kind of abuse.