For decades, financial institutions have purposefully blurred the distinction between stockbrokers and investment advisors to the ...
Depending on the terms of the REIT, getting out of a non-traded REIT can be very difficult, and expensive. Most non-traded REITs ...
Generally no. Often times, a firm (commonly referred to as a vulture firm) would acquire a list of the names of the investors of a ...
For the most part, yes. Although non-traded REITs’ practices and procedures vary, most REITs have the ability to use new ...
Yes. Although non-traded REITs often times have redemption policies in their offering documents, the REIT’s board of directors ...
Yes. There are a number of class-action lawsuits against certain non-traded REITs. If your investment is substantial, you may want ...
