PassiveInvesting.com

ChapmanAlbin is investigating PassiveInvesting.com, a real estate syndication platform that markets “passive, low-risk” multifamily apartment investments. Despite these promises, multiple investors have reported disturbing patterns that raise serious concerns about possible mismanagement or misrepresentation.

According to investor reports, distributions were initially made as expected, but then stopped abruptly without explanation. Many investors have since been told that their properties will be sold at a loss and that they should not expect any return of their original capital. These outcomes are directly at odds with how the investments were presented.

Sales pitches reportedly focused on the security of passive income, professional management, and the reliability of real estate as a long-term investment. In many cases, personal relationships and local connections were used to build trust and secure commitments. For investors, the sudden breakdown of these investments often feels like a personal betrayal as well as a financial one.

In our experience, scenarios like this—where payments halt without notice and assets are sold at steep losses—can signal misrepresentation, poor oversight, or excessive leverage. These may constitute violations of state or federal securities laws and could form the basis for legal claims.

If you invested in any offering through PassiveInvesting.com and suffered losses, you may have a limited window to pursue recovery through arbitration or litigation. ChapmanAlbin represents investors nationwide in cases involving real estate investment fraud, advisor misconduct, and other financial abuses.

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