FINRA Arbitration · OH
Inspired Healthcare DST Loss Recovery — Ohio Investors
Ohio investors who purchased Inspired Healthcare Capital (IHC) or Inspired Senior Living DST investments may have a FINRA arbitration claim following IHC's 2024 bankruptcy filing. An IHC facility in Hamilton, Ohio — in the greater Cincinnati area — was among the senior living properties placed into a DST and sold to investors across the country.
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Why Ohio Investors Were Targeted
Ohio has a large and growing retiree population, and the Cincinnati, Columbus, and Cleveland metropolitan areas are significant markets for financial advisory services and real estate investment. Many Ohio investors near or in retirement were placed into IHC DSTs as conservative, income-generating alternatives to direct real estate ownership. The Inspired Senior Living Hamilton DST — located in southwestern Ohio — may have been used to establish familiarity and local credibility with Ohio investors, who were not always told about the systemic risks underlying IHC's senior living portfolio.
IHC Products Sold to Ohio Investors
The following Inspired Healthcare Capital and Inspired Senior Living DST products were commonly sold to investors in Ohio. 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 Hamilton DST
Ohio Investor FAQ
I am a retired Ohio investor who lost money in an IHC DST. What can I do?
You may be able to file a FINRA arbitration claim against the broker-dealer firm that recommended the investment. If the broker presented the IHC DST as a safe, income-producing, or conservative option without disclosing the illiquidity, operator concentration, and financial fragility of Inspired Healthcare Capital, that is a potential basis for a claim.
Does the Hamilton, Ohio facility connection help my claim?
It may provide relevant context. If a broker used the Ohio location of the Hamilton facility to build your confidence in the investment while omitting material risk disclosures, that is a form of misrepresentation Bixby Law can evaluate as part of your claim.
Can Ohio investors work with Bixby Law remotely?
Yes. Bixby Law handles FINRA arbitration matters for investors across the country. Ohio investors can work with our team entirely by phone and email. There is no need to travel to Florida — the arbitration process itself is conducted remotely or at a FINRA-designated hearing location.
What is the statute of limitations for FINRA claims in Ohio?
FINRA's own eligibility rule bars claims filed more than six years after the event giving rise to the dispute. Ohio investors whose IHC losses crystallized in 2023–2024 are likely still within the filing window. Contact Bixby Law promptly — waiting reduces your options.
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