CS1031 The Quincy Apartments, DST: Help for Investors
The White Law Group is investigating potential securities claims involving CS1031 The Quincy Apartments, DST, a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) investment offered by Capital Square.
CS1031 The Quincy Apartments, DST is a Regulation D private placement, typically offered as a 1031 exchange option for accredited investors seeking passive income and tax deferral. While these DSTs may seem attractive due to potential tax benefits, they often come with significant risks—particularly lack of liquidity, high fees, and reliance on sponsor and property performance.
Risks of DST Investments like CS1031 The Quincy Apartments
Delaware Statutory Trusts are illiquid, complex investments and are not suitable for every investor. Many investors are unaware of the risks and may not be properly informed by their financial advisors. If an advisor fails to perform adequate due diligence or misrepresents the nature of the investment, they may be liable for investment losses.
The White Law Group is currently investigating whether some brokerage firms may have improperly recommended CS1031 The Quincy Apartments, DST to retail investors, particularly those who were not accredited or had a low risk tolerance.
Recovery of Investment Losses through FINRA Arbitration
If you invested in CS1031 The Quincy Apartments, DST and suffered financial losses, you may be able to recover your investment through FINRA arbitration. The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) provides a forum for investors to bring claims against brokerage firms that recommended unsuitable or misrepresented investments.
Our securities attorneys have handled hundreds of FINRA arbitration claims involving DSTs and other high-risk real estate investments.
About Capital Square and DST Offerings
Capital Square is a sponsor of DST investments and 1031 exchange offerings. Like many firms in this space, they rely on a network of independent broker-dealers to sell their products. If those firms failed to disclose the high risks and speculative nature of the investment, they may be held accountable for investor losses.
Free Consultation with a Securities Fraud Attorney
If you are concerned about your investment in CS1031 The Quincy Apartments, DST, please contact The White Law Group for a free consultation. Call 888-637-5510 or visit www.whitesecuritieslaw.com to learn more about how we can help.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is a DST (Delaware Statutory Trust) investment?
A DST is a legally recognized trust that allows investors to hold fractional ownership in real estate. They are often used in 1031 exchanges but are considered high-risk and illiquid.
Can I sue my broker for losses in a DST investment?
If your broker failed to perform adequate due diligence or recommended the DST inappropriately based on your risk profile, you may have grounds to sue through FINRA arbitration.
Is CS1031 The Quincy Apartments, DST still a viable investment?
That depends on current market conditions and performance. However, the concern is not just viability but whether the investment was appropriately recommended and disclosed to investors in the first place.
