Category Archives: Due Diligence
Nontraded REIT rules roiled by appraisal issue
The following story appeared in Investment News on May 6, 2012: The $84 billion nontraded-REIT industry is deeply divided about valuations as regulators prepare to codify rules on creating an estimated share value for the products. That division was apparent … Continue reading
REITs Spring an Unnerving Surprise
The following story appeared in the Wall Street Journal on April 24, 2012: During the decade leading up to the downturn, some small investors put their money into a special type of real-estate investment trust, ones that aren’t traded on … Continue reading
The Securities Arbitration Law Firm of Klayman & Toskes Launches An Investigation On Behalf Of Life Partners Holdings Investors Who Purchased Life Settlements
Klayman & Toskes announced today that it is investigating the sales practices of Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (“FINRA”) brokerage firms that sold life settlements issued by Life Partners Holdings (NasdaqGS: LPHI), as well as the due diligence performed by these … Continue reading
