FINRA Arbitration · CA
Inspired Healthcare DST Loss Recovery — California Investors
California investors who purchased Inspired Healthcare Capital (IHC) or Inspired Senior Living DST investments are facing devastating losses after IHC's 2024 bankruptcy filing. If a broker or financial advisor recommended these investments to you, Bixby Law can review your case at no charge.
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Why California Investors Were Targeted
California's high state income tax rates — among the highest in the nation — make 1031 exchange investments particularly attractive to California property owners looking to defer capital gains. Many California investors were sold IHC DSTs as a way to exit appreciated real estate without triggering an immediate tax event. Brokers frequently failed to disclose that DSTs like IHC's carried illiquidity, single-operator concentration risk, and leverage that dramatically magnified losses in a downturn.
IHC Products Sold to California Investors
The following Inspired Healthcare Capital and Inspired Senior Living DST products were commonly sold to investors in California. If you invested in any of these — or in an IHC product not listed here — you may still have a viable claim.
- Inspired Senior Living of Reno DST
- Inspired Senior Living of Carson Valley DST
- Inspired Senior Living of Beaverton DST
- IHC Candle Light Cove DST
California Investor FAQ
Can a California investor file a FINRA arbitration claim against a broker?
Yes. FINRA arbitration is available to investors in all 50 states and is not dependent on where your broker's firm is located. California investors can file a claim through FINRA's nationwide arbitration process.
Why were California investors targeted for IHC DST sales?
California has some of the highest property values and capital gains tax rates in the country. Brokers marketed 1031 exchange DSTs heavily to California investors selling appreciated real estate. The pitch was tax deferral plus passive income — the risks of a single-operator DST like IHC were routinely minimized or omitted.
My California broker said this was a suitable investment for my retirement. What are my options?
FINRA requires brokers to ensure that any investment recommendation is suitable for the specific client — considering age, risk tolerance, income needs, and investment experience. If you were placed in an illiquid, high-concentration DST near or in retirement, suitability may be the strongest basis for a claim.
Is there a deadline to file a FINRA arbitration claim in California?
FINRA's eligibility rule requires that claims be filed within six years of the event giving rise to the dispute. Given that IHC's financial problems surfaced in 2023–2024, many California investors are still within the window. Do not wait — contact Bixby Law now for a free review.
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