The White Law Group Files New FINRA Claim Against Cabin Securities Involving Inspired Healthcare Capital Investments
Chicago, IL – November 19, 2025 — The White Law Group has filed another FINRA arbitration claim involving investments sponsored by Inspired Healthcare Capital (IHC). This newest case, filed against Cabin Securities, involves two IHC-affiliated Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs): Inspired Senior Living of Dunedin DST and Inspired Senior Living of Lake Orion DST.
The claimant, a semi-retired California resident, alleges that Cabin Securities and its financial advisor unsuitably recommended these high-risk DST investments. The claim seeks damages ranging from $1,000,000 to $2,025,634.69.
Cabin Securities Lawsuit: Alleged Failure to Supervise
The statement of claim alleges that Cabin Securities failed to properly supervise the representative who sold the Inspired Healthcare Capital offerings. FINRA rules require brokerage firms to supervise their advisors and ensure that all recommendations are suitable based on an investor’s age, financial needs, experience, and risk tolerance.
According to the claim, the semi-retired investor should never have been placed into illiquid, speculative real estate programs such as DSTs—particularly at such high concentration levels.
Risks of DST Investments
DSTs are often marketed as income-producing, stable real estate investments, but they come with significant risks, including:
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Illiquidity: DSTs generally cannot be sold or redeemed prior to the sponsor’s eventual liquidation event.
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High Fees & Commissions: Upfront costs significantly reduce investor principal.
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Sponsor & Property Risk: DSTs typically depend on a single asset or operator, making them especially vulnerable.
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Distribution Risk: Payouts are not guaranteed and can be suspended at any time.
These features often make DSTs unsuitable for conservative, elderly, or income-dependent investors.
Inspired Healthcare Capital Complaints
Inspired Healthcare Capital has faced increased investor concern as multiple offerings have struggled financially. Most notably, IHC reportedly ceased paying investor distributions in June 2025, causing many investors to experience unexpected losses in anticipated income.
Quote from Managing Partner Dax White
“As the problems with Inspired Healthcare Capital continue to unfold, we anticipate many more investors across the country will find themselves in similar circumstances,” said Dax White, managing partner of The White Law Group. “Brokerage firms like Cabin Securities have a clear duty to supervise their advisors and ensure that retirees are not placed into inappropriate, high-risk investments. Unfortunately, that duty is often overlooked when firms chase high commissions.”
FINRA Arbitration vs. Class Action
Investors seeking to recover losses involving DSTs or Inspired Healthcare Capital offerings typically must pursue claims through FINRA arbitration, not class action litigation.
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FINRA arbitration allows investors to bring claims directly against the brokerage firms responsible for recommending unsuitable investments.
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Class action lawsuits are generally brought against product sponsors and often result in minimal payouts to individual investors. They also do not hold brokerage firms accountable for suitability violations or supervisory failures.
For most DST investors, FINRA arbitration provides the clearest path to meaningful recovery.
Cabin Securities Complaints – Recovering Investment Losses
The White Law Group is continuing to investigate Cabin Securities complaints and other brokerage firms that recommended Inspired Healthcare Capital DST offerings. Investors may be able to recover losses through a FINRA arbitration claim if their financial advisor failed to conduct proper due diligence or made unsuitable recommendations.
Free Case Evaluation
If you invested in Inspired Senior Living of Dunedin DST, Inspired Senior Living of Lake Orion DST, or any other Inspired Healthcare Capital program and have concerns about your investment, contact The White Law Group at (888) 637-5510 for a free consultation.
For more information, visit www.whitesecuritieslaw.com
Last modified: November 19, 2025
