Did You Invest in an
Inspired Senior Living DST?
Inspired Healthcare Capital and its Inspired Senior Living DSTs have entered bankruptcy. Broker-dealers collected over $100 million in commissions selling these products to investors.
Your claim is against your broker — not IHC. If your investment was unsuitable or risks were not disclosed, you may have a FINRA arbitration claim.
Free — Confidential — No fee unless you recover
The Collapse
What Happened to Inspired Healthcare?
Sold as Safe 1031 Replacements
Inspired Healthcare Capital raised money by selling Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) interests marketed as safe 1031 exchange replacements. These illiquid products were sold primarily through independent broker-dealers who earned substantial commissions.
Broker-Dealers Collected $100M+
According to InvestmentNews reporting, broker-dealers who sold Inspired Healthcare's products received more than $100 million in commissions and fees — creating a massive financial incentive to recommend these products regardless of suitability.
Now in Bankruptcy
Inspired Healthcare Capital has filed for bankruptcy, putting investors' principal at serious risk. Many investors — including retirees who invested retirement savings or 1031 exchange proceeds — are now facing substantial losses.
Key Finding — InvestmentNews
"Broker-dealers got more than $100 million from selling bankrupt Inspired Healthcare's deals."
These commissions came directly from investor funds. The question is not just why IHC failed — it is whether your broker should have sold you this product in the first place.
Investor Rights
Your Broker Had a Legal Duty to You
What May Have Gone Wrong
- Unsuitable recommendation for your age, risk tolerance, or financial situation
- Failure to disclose the illiquidity and high risk of DST investments
- Overconcentration — too much of your portfolio in a single product
- Misrepresentation of the investment as "safe" or comparable to direct real estate
- Failure to conduct adequate due diligence on IHC before recommending it
- Conflicts of interest driven by $100M+ in commissions
What You Can Pursue
- Recovery of investment losses through FINRA arbitration
- Damages for breach of fiduciary duty or suitability obligations
- Recovery of commissions paid on unsuitable recommendations
- Claims under FINRA Rule 2111 (suitability) and Reg BI
- Claims against the broker-dealer firm — not just the individual advisor
- Punitive damages in cases of egregious misconduct
How Recovery Works
Free Consultation
We review your account statements and the product you were sold — at no cost, no obligation.
File FINRA Claim
If you have a viable case, we file a FINRA arbitration claim against the broker-dealer who sold you the IHC product.
No Fee Unless You Win
Our fee comes only from your recovery. If we don't win, you pay nothing.
Affected Investments
Inspired Healthcare & Inspired Senior Living Products
If you invested in any of the following products, contact us for a free evaluation of your claim.
Not Sure If Your Investment Is Listed?
Contact us with the name of your investment. We can quickly determine whether it falls within the Inspired Healthcare / IHC family and whether you have a potential claim.
Ask About Your Investment
Your Attorney
Michael C. Bixby
Bixby Law PLLC · Pensacola, FL · PIABA Member · Florida Bar Licensed
Attorney Bixby represents investors in FINRA arbitration claims against broker-dealers nationwide — DST losses, alternative investment fraud, and broker misconduct — on a contingency fee basis. You pay nothing unless he recovers for you.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
My broker sold me one of these DSTs. Do I have a claim?
Can I still recover money even though IHC is in bankruptcy?
What is a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST)?
How much does it cost to hire an attorney?
How long do I have to file a FINRA claim?
Get in Touch
Tell us about your investment. We'll review it free and let you know if you have a FINRA claim.
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