1031 Exchange Options, a real estate investment consultancy based in Walnut Creek, Calif., has changed its name to Inverness Real Estate Investments. The company said the name change reflects its "increased focus on individual investors" seeking to buy institutional-grade real estate. "While much of our past business came from clients seeking investment properties to complete a 1031 exchange, we have seen over the past three years that our broad selection of real estate investment opportunities is drawing increased interest from direct investors," said Cary Losson, founder and president of Inverness. The company can be found online at http://www.invernessrei.com.
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