Investigating Lawsuits Involving NLCA VA Birmingham Realty DST
The White Law Group is investigating potential securities fraud claims involving NLCA VA Birmingham Realty DST.
If you suffered investment losses in NLCA VA Birmingham Realty DST, you may be able to pursue recovery through a FINRA arbitration claim against your brokerage firm.
Overview of NLCA VA Birmingham Realty DST
According to a Form D filed with the SEC, NLCA VA Birmingham Realty DST was a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) structured as a 1031 exchange vehicle. The offering sought to raise approximately $15.7 million from accredited investors nationwide through independent broker-dealers.
- Total Offering Amount: $15,731,988
- Total Amount Sold: $0
- Minimum Investment: Not specified
- Securities Offered: Beneficial interests in a Delaware statutory trust
- Exemption Claimed: Rule 506(b) of Regulation D
Because this offering was exempt from full SEC registration, investors may not have received the same level of disclosure and transparency as they would in a public investment.
Risks of DST Investments
DSTs such as NLCA VA Birmingham Realty DST are often marketed as stable, income-producing real estate investments. However, they can pose significant risks, including:
- Illiquidity: DSTs generally have holding periods of 7–10 years, with no secondary market for resale.
- High Fees: Commissions and offering costs can reduce investor returns.
- Market Volatility: Performance depends on property management and local real estate conditions.
- Lack of Control: Investors typically have no input into management or sale decisions.
These risks make DSTs unsuitable for many investors—particularly retirees or those seeking liquidity.
NLCA VA Birmingham DST Lawsuits and Complaints
The White Law Group is reviewing potential NLCA VA Birmingham DST lawsuits and investor complaints alleging that broker-dealers may have failed to perform adequate due diligence before recommending the investment.
Financial advisors are required by FINRA Regulation Best Interest (Reg BI) to ensure that investment recommendations are suitable based on a client’s age, income, investment experience, and risk tolerance.
If your advisor misrepresented the risks or failed to disclose important details, you may have grounds to pursue a FINRA arbitration claim for recovery of your NLCA VA Birmingham DST investment losses.
Options for Recovery of Investment Losses
Investors may be able to recover losses through FINRA arbitration, which provides a forum for pursuing claims against the brokerage firms that sold these investments.
Common claims include:
- Unsuitable investment recommendations
- Misrepresentation or omission of material facts
- Failure to supervise
- Breach of fiduciary duty
FINRA arbitration is typically faster and more cost-effective than traditional litigation.
Contact The White Law Group
If you invested in NLCA VA Birmingham Realty DST and are concerned about your investment, our securities attorneys may be able to help you recover your losses.
For a free consultation, please call (888) 637-5510 or visit whitesecuritieslaw.com.
FAQs – NLCA VA Birmingham Realty DST Lawsuit & Complaints
What is NLCA VA Birmingham Realty DST?
It is a Delaware Statutory Trust created for 1031 exchange investors seeking fractional ownership in commercial real estate properties.
Why are there complaints about DSTs?
Some investors allege that brokers recommend DSTs without fully disclosing the risks, fees, or lack of liquidity involved.
Can I file a lawsuit to recover my DST losses?
You may be eligible to file a FINRA arbitration claim against the brokerage firm that sold you the investment. The White Law Group has handled numerous DST-related claims nationwide.
