Investor Warning: Carter Validus Mission Critical REIT II

Did your broker recommend you invest money in Validus Mission Critical REIT II? Validus is a non-traded, publicly registered REIT that intends to employ a long-term, net lease strategy in order to help mitigate risk, provide greater certainty of rental income and maximize value for fund shareholders, according to its website. Earlier this month, the REIT reclassified 75 million total shares of authorized but unissued Class A, Class I and Class T common stock. These are Regulation D private placements, and like most REITs, are not suitable for all investors. They are typically sold as unregistered securities. This means they lack the same regulatory oversight as more traditional investment products like stocks or bonds. Brokers at brokerage firms must take into account client age, net worth, investment objectives and sophistication before recommending or selling a product, most specifically a REIT. If you lost money with Validus REIT, please call our law offices based in Chicago, Illinois to speak with an attorney about how you may be able to sue your brokerage firm on a contingency fee basis for money losses. The call is free.