This issue has been coming up more frequently in today's market. The concept involves selling real property and buying a bank loan (note) as the replacement property. It would seem that this would not qualify for 1031 exchange treatment on the surface, but there is a way to structure this so that it can qualify for tax deferred exchange treatment. Read our blog post here.
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