Now that being said yes it is the original note holders right to call the note fully payable if there is a change of property ownership, but I have never actually heard of it happening. 

In an improvement exchange the QI (qualified intermediary who processes your 1031) takes title to the new property and holds it in a special purpose entity called the Exchange Accommodating Title  Holder (EAT). 

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I can tell you that this happens because I am a private lender currently lending on two properties as second place lien holder on both.

I'm interested mostly in the system real estate buy and holders use for accounts payable.

The ex owner did not get the funds from Visa and doesn't need to deal with them. 

If you don't pay the holder of the note starts a legal proceeding against the Maker which will end with either a foreclosure (secured by a property) or a legal judgment (unsecured).

I don't want to have cash because I'm becoming relatively convinced that there is ugly inflation coming and holders of a lot of cash are going to take a beating.

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Often times originals can go back to the IRA holder and then they send those onto the custodian after they have made copies.As far as UBIT, you would not be subject to UBIT as this is a passive investing strategy and you are not using leverage ie borrowing money in your IRA.