Have your REIT investments suffered losses? Explore the possibility of recovering them with the help of Halling & Cayo, S.C.’s experienced Securities Lawyers.
Investigations are underway by our Securities Lawyers regarding potential claims against broker-dealers who advised investors to purchase non-traded REIT investments, including Sila Realty Trust (FKA Carter Validus MC REIT II). Non-traded REITs are intricate investment vehicles that are not publicly traded on securities exchanges like the NYSE or Nasdaq. Consequently, they lack liquidity, posing significant risks for investors. In the event of adverse circumstances, investors may find it challenging to sell these investments, leaving them vulnerable. If an investor manages to find a buyer on the secondary market, the sale price is often substantially discounted. Moreover, non-traded REITs are frequently marketed with promises of returns without providing sufficient explanations about the associated risks. If you were sold Sila Realty Trust (FKA Carter Validus MC REIT II) without a comprehensive understanding of its illiquid and highly risky nature, your Broker may be liable for failing to adequately disclose the risks prior to the sale, potentially giving rise to a FINRA arbitration claim. Broker-dealers have an obligation to conduct thorough due diligence on recommended investments and ensure their suitability for investors. Failure to fulfill these obligations may lead to liability for resulting losses in a FINRA arbitration claim.
If you have sustained losses as a result of investing in Sila Realty Trust (FKA Carter Validus MC REIT II) and would like to discuss your case with a securities attorney at no charge, please contact The Securities Lawyers at Halling & Cayo, S.C. by dialing (414) 755-5020.