CS1031 Foxwood Village MHC, DST – Regulation D Investment Overview

The White Law Group is investigating potential securities claims involving the CS1031 Foxwood Village MHC, DST, a Delaware statutory trust investment offered by Capital Square Realty Advisors, LLC. According to a recent Form D filing with the SEC, the offering was initiated in 2021 and sought to raise $44,850,000 from investors nationwide.

Key Details from the Filing: CS1031 Foxwood Village MHC

• Total Offering Amount: $44,850,000
• Minimum Investment: $50,000
• Sales Commissions: Estimated at $3,924,375
• Use of Proceeds to Insiders: Approximately $1,538,321
• Broker-Dealer: WealthForge Securities, LLC (CRD# 152550)

This DST offering involved the sale of beneficial interests in a Delaware statutory trust. Like many Regulation D private placements, CS1031 Foxwood Village MHC, DST may have been marketed as a stable income opportunity, yet such investments often carry significant risks.

Investor Risks of DST Offerings

DST investments are illiquid and typically have holding periods of 7–10 years. Other potential risks include:

• Lack of a secondary market for resale.
• Vulnerability to market fluctuations and property-specific issues.
• High upfront commissions and fees that can dilute returns.

Did Your Broker Conduct Proper Due Diligence?

Broker-dealers recommending Regulation D offerings like CS1031 Foxwood Village MHC, DST are required by FINRA rules to ensure the investments are suitable for each client. Unfortunately, some brokers fail to conduct adequate due diligence or fully disclose the risks, leading to significant investor losses.

Recovery Options – FINRA Arbitration

If you suffered financial losses in CS1031 Foxwood Village MHC, DST, you may be able to recover damages through FINRA arbitration. This process allows investors to hold brokerage firms accountable for unsuitable recommendations or failure to disclose risks.

For a free consultation, contact The White Law Group at (888) 637-5510 or visit whitesecuritieslaw.com.

FAQs – CS1031 Foxwood Village MHC, DST

What is the typical holding period for a DST investment?

DSTs often require investors to hold their interests for 7–10 years, with little to no liquidity during that time.

Are DST investments guaranteed to produce income?

No. Cash flows can fluctuate based on property performance, occupancy levels, and market conditions.

Can investors recover losses from this investment?

Yes, investors may be eligible to recover losses through FINRA arbitration if the investment was misrepresented or deemed unsuitable for their risk profile.