Non-Traded REIT Loss Attorneys

Are You An Investor Who Suffered Losses In Cantor Fitzgerald Income Trust? 

Our Non-Traded REIT Loss Attorneys Are Exploring Unsuitable Investment Recommendations

Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas Non-Traded REIT Loss Attorneys (investorlawyers.com) is investigating losses involving Cantor Fitzgerald Income Trust Inc. and the brokerage firms that may have inappropriately marketed and sold this non-traded real estate investment trust (non-traded REIT) to customers. If you are an investor who would like to explore your legal options regarding your portfolio losses, contact our non-traded REIT fraud law firm today.

This publicly registered non-traded real estate investment trust was formerly called Rodin Global Property Trust. It has been primarily involved in single-tenant net leased commercial properties.

As of the end of July of 2024, Cantor Fitzgergald Income Trust stated its net asset values (NAVs)/share to involve around or a little under $20.40/Share for its Class I Shares, Class D Shares, Class T Shares, Class S Shares, and Class TX Shares—a 4.9% decline from previous months. The original offering price was $25/share.

As Walgreens Struggles, So Might Cantor Fitzgerald Income Trust Investors 

Walgreens is reportedly one of this non-traded REIT’s tenants. However, recently, Walgreens suspended quarterly dividends to shareholders for the first time in decades in the wake of financial troubles.

Already  S & P and Moody’s Investor Services have already downgraded Walgreens to junk status. Meanwhile, more than 100 of its stores are expected to close over the next few years. Not only that, but the company is contending with a multi-billion dollar opioid settlement.

According to reports, Cantor Fitzgerald Income Trust’s exposure to Walgreens involves 4.3% of annualized rental income. This means that the company’s financial problems, including the shuttering of its stores, could impact this non-traded REIT and its investors.

Why Might You Have Grounds For a Broker Misconduct Claim Over Your Non-Traded REIT Losses?

Brokerage firms and their registered representatives are supposed to conduct the necessary due diligence to ensure the suitability of an investment before involving a customer. Non-traded real estate investment trusts can be illiquid, non-transparent, and difficult to resell. Serious investor losses can result if the non-traded real estate investment trust fails.

If unsuitability, due diligence failures, breach of fiduciary duty, best interest violations, overconcentration, failure to supervise, negligence, or gross negligence contributed to involving you in a non-traded real estate investment trust like Cantor Fitzgerald Income Trust, you may be able to sue your broker and their firm for damages if you sustained serious losses.

Financial advisors are required to regularly oversee your account to determine whether any changes need to be made to your portfolio to ensure proper asset allocation and that your funds remain safe. Unfortunately, there are brokers who will make unsuitable investment recommendations or keep you in poor investment choices because of the high commissions and fees they can earn.

Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas Non-Traded REIT Loss Attorneys represent investors who have sustained losses in non-traded REITs and other kinds of alternative investments. We have the resources, skills, and experience to pursue complex financial claims against large Wall Street firms.

More than 90% of our clients have recouped full or partial financial recovery because of our seasoned efforts and commitment to helping to make investors financially whole again. Because we work on a contingency basis, you will only pay us for our legal services if we secure an award or settlement on your behalf.  Funds would come from your financial recovery and not directly out of your own pocket.

Contact Us Our Non-Traded REIT Loss Attorneys Today To Discuss Your Cantor Fitzgerald Income Trust Losses:
Call (800) 259-9010 or fill out this form.