Kentucky Non-Traded REIT Fraud Attorneys

From Our Lexington Securities Kentucky Non-Traded REIT Fraud Attorneys Law Office, We Represent Investors Against Brokers and Investment Advisers

Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas (investorlawyers.com) is representing Kentucky investors and their financial advisor fraud lawsuits related to non-traded real estate investment trusts (non-traded REIT losses). With more than 100 years of combined experience in securities law and securities, we provide seasoned legal representation that can maximize your chances of a full financial recovery.

What Is Non-Traded REIT and How Can It Lead To Losses for Kentucky Investors?

Non-traded real estate investment trusts are regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission. Not listed on any exchange, a non-traded REIT’s price can either be fixed or determined by its net asset value (NAV). Like all real estate investment trusts (REITs), a non-traded REIT is a trust or a company that owns and may even operate income-producing real estate.

Non-traded real estate investment trusts can be sold to retail investors. Meanwhile, private REITs, which are exempt from registration, should only be sold to accredited and experienced investors.

Just because a particular non-traded REIT can be purchased by an investor does not automatically mean it is a suitable investment for them. A lot has to be assessed, including the investor’s risk tolerance level, age, financial goals, investing experience, as well as the makeup of the rest of their portfolio.

All real estate investments generally bring some degree of risk. Even non-traded REITs can be illiquid, complex, and non-transparent. This type of investment can be highly leveraged and it may use investors’ principal or debt when it comes to issuing dividends. Many non-traded REITs end up failing.

Going after the issuer of a non-traded REIT is difficult, and getting back your money from them can be tough, especially if this particular investment vehicle starts to lose money. This is why it is so important that you explore your legal options with one of our skilled Lexington, KY non-traded real estate investment loss attorneys.

Even if your broker had nothing to with a non-traded REITs demise, you still may be able to sue them for damages if they unsuitably recommended this investment to you, did not conduct the proper due diligence, failed to fully apprise you of the risks, made misrepresentations and omissions, or was negligent or fraudulent in some other ways.

Often, non-traded REITs don’t fail overnight and there likely would have been signs along the way to indicate trouble. Your financial advisor should have done a thorough investigation into any investment before marketing and selling it to you. Their broker-dealer should have properly supervised the registered representative and your portfolio.

Our Lexington, Kentucky Non-Traded REIT Fraud Attorneys Have Been Representing Investors For Decades

When you work with Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas Kentucky Non-Traded REIT Fraud Attorneys, you are retaining one of the most seasoned securities law firms in the United States. We have represented investors in more than 1000 matters in arbitration, mediation, and litigation. Over 90% of our clients have received full or partial financial recovery with our help.

Suing your broker for your non-traded REIT losses won’t be easy. It is definitely something you should NOT do without solid legal representation advocating for you. Unfortunately, most brokerage firms would rather deny your claim and, in some instances, try to pin the blame on you. Our Lexington real estate investment trust law firm knows how to identify whether broker fraud did, in fact, contribute to your losses. Should we agree to work together, our Kentucky securities attorneys will build a solid claim on your behalf. Over the years, thousands of investors have collectively recouped many millions of dollars with our help.

When you hire our firm, you are retaining all of our savvy Lexington non-traded REIT lawyers along with our team of trusted legal assistants, consultants, and other key team members.

How To Contact Our Kentucky Non-Traded REIT Fraud Attorneys:

In Jefferson County, Fayette County, Jefferson County, Kenton County, and throughout the rest of the Bluegrass State, call (859) 810-0266 or (800) 259-9010 or fill out this online form.

Our Kentucky Non-Traded REIT Fraud Attorneys Office:

3216 E Reynolds Rd, #C

Lexington, KY 40517