Inspired Senior Living of Hamilton DST: Investor Lawsuits

Concerned About Your Investment Losses in Inspired Senior Living of Hamilton DST?

If you’ve experienced unexpected losses with Inspired Senior Living of Hamilton DST, you may have legal options. The White Law Group is reviewing potential FINRA arbitration claims involving brokerage firms that may have improperly sold this high-risk investment to unsuspecting investors.

Inspired Healthcare Capital Suspends Distributions

Adding to investor concerns, the sponsor, Inspired Healthcare Capital, announced in August 2025 that it will not be paying dividends for the month and has retained outside financial advisors and attorneys to review “strategic alternatives.” This follows its July 2025 suspension of new offerings and distributions, reportedly amid an SEC review. For Inspired Senior Living Hamilton DST investors, this means the already illiquid investment has become even more problematic, leaving retirees and income-seeking investors without expected monthly payments.

Background on Inspired Senior Living of Hamilton DST

Inspired Senior Living of Hamilton DST is a Delaware Statutory Trust created by Inspired Healthcare Capital, LLC. Designed for use in 1031 exchange transactions, it was marketed as a passive real estate investment. In 2022, the sponsor filed a Form D with the SEC, disclosing a capital raise of over $56 million, with more than 6% allocated to fees and commissions. While these offerings can be appealing for their tax deferral benefits, the risks are often underemphasized.

Understanding the Hidden Risks of 1031 DSTs

• No ability to raise capital post-closing: If maintenance or emergency costs arise, there’s no mechanism to raise more funds.
• Limited investor control: Ownership is passive, with no decision-making power—even during downturns.
• Illiquidity: Selling your interest early is often not an option, which may pose a problem if you need access to your funds.

These risks make 1031 DSTs potentially unsuitable for many retail investors, particularly retirees.

Could Your Broker Be at Fault?

Brokers and financial advisors are required to recommend investments that are suitable for your financial profile and to conduct adequate due diligence before making any recommendations. If your broker failed to properly explain the risks or failed to consider your personal financial goals, they—and their firm—could be held liable in a FINRA arbitration claim.

Recovering Losses Through FINRA Arbitration

FINRA provides a dispute resolution forum specifically for investors. If you believe your investment in Inspired Senior Living of Hamilton DST was misrepresented or inappropriately recommended, The White Law Group may be able to help you recover your losses through arbitration—without going to court.

Get Legal Help Today

To discuss your potential claim involving Inspired Senior Living of Hamilton DST, call the experienced securities fraud attorneys at The White Law Group at 888-637-5510 for a free consultation. We are a nationwide securities arbitration law firm with offices in Chicago, Illinois, and Seattle, Washington, dedicated to helping investors recover losses caused by negligent or unethical financial advisors. Visit whitesecuritieslaw.com to learn more.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Why did Inspired Healthcare Capital suspend distributions?

In July 2025, Inspired Healthcare Capital suspended distributions and new offerings, reportedly due to an SEC review. In August 2025, it announced it would not pay dividends and was exploring strategic alternatives with outside advisors.

2. What are the main risks of investing in a 1031 DST like Inspired Senior Living of Hamilton?

Key risks include illiquidity, lack of investor control, and inability to raise additional funds post-closing, which can make these investments especially risky for retirees and income-focused investors.

3. Can I recover losses if my broker recommended this investment?

Yes. If your broker failed to disclose the risks or recommended the investment without considering your financial situation, you may be able to pursue recovery through a FINRA arbitration claim.