Section 1031

Section 1031 is an Internal Revenue Code (IRC) provision that defers tax on qualifying exchanges of like-kind real estate.1 Section 1031 is also known as the Starker Loophole. Qualifying Section 1031 exchanges are called 1031 exchanges, like-kind exchanges, or Starker exchanges—Read more at Investopedia. Kagan, Julia. “Section 1031.” 14 February 2018.

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