FINRA Arbitration · NJ
Inspired Healthcare DST Loss Recovery — New Jersey Investors
New Jersey investors who purchased Inspired Healthcare Capital (IHC) or Inspired Senior Living DST investments face potential total loss following IHC's 2024 bankruptcy filing. With one of the highest income tax rates in the nation, New Jersey investors were particularly attractive targets for 1031 exchange DST sales — and many were placed into IHC products without adequate disclosure of the risks.
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Why New Jersey Investors Were Targeted
New Jersey's top income tax rate of 10.75% is among the highest in the United States, making capital gains deferral through 1031 exchange DSTs an extremely compelling pitch for NJ real estate investors. The Inspired Senior Living of Cinnaminson DST is located in Burlington County — in the Philadelphia suburbs — a region with a high density of affluent real estate investors and active broker-dealer networks. New Jersey is also adjacent to New York City and Philadelphia, both major financial hubs whose brokerage firms sold IHC products to clients throughout the tri-state area. Many New Jersey investors were told that IHC DSTs offered tax-efficient, passive income — without disclosure of the operator's deteriorating financial position.
IHC Products Sold to New Jersey Investors
The following Inspired Healthcare Capital and Inspired Senior Living DST products were commonly sold to investors in New Jersey. 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 Cinnaminson DST
New Jersey Investor FAQ
Can New Jersey investors file a FINRA arbitration claim against their broker?
Yes. FINRA arbitration is a federal, nationwide process. New Jersey investors can file claims against any FINRA-member broker-dealer firm — whether based in New Jersey, New York, or elsewhere — that sold them IHC DST products. There is no geographic restriction.
My New Jersey broker sold me an IHC DST as a tax deferral strategy. Is that a problem?
Tax deferral is a legitimate investment objective, but it does not permit a broker to omit material risk disclosures. If your broker emphasized the tax advantages of the 1031 exchange while failing to disclose the illiquidity, concentration risk, and financial fragility of Inspired Healthcare Capital, that omission may support a FINRA arbitration claim.
I invested in the Cinnaminson DST because it was local. Does that change my claim?
Local familiarity can be a relevant factor if a broker used it to build confidence while withholding material information. What matters most is whether the recommendation was suitable for your situation and whether all material risks were disclosed. Bixby Law can evaluate both issues at no charge.
How do I start a FINRA claim as a New Jersey investor?
Contact Bixby Law for a free consultation. If your case has merit, we file a Statement of Claim with FINRA on your behalf. We work on a contingency fee basis — you pay nothing unless there is a recovery. New Jersey investors can work with us entirely by phone and email.
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