The Facts Behind Your Losses
You trusted Yieldstreet with your money. You did your homework. You reviewed the materials they gave you and made a decision based on the information available.
Meyer Wilson Werning’s investigation has identified a number of potential concerns about how Yieldstreet managed this offering — concerns that go to the core of what investors were told, what was left out, and whether the platform met its legal obligations.
- Concerns about inaccuracies in offering documents. The Transaction Memorandum provided to investors may not have contained accurate or complete information regarding key financial metrics and property data investors reasonably would have relied upon when deciding whether to invest.
- Concerns regarding sponsor disclosure. Offering materials may not have fully or accurately described the background, experience, and identity of the investment’s sponsor, including information that may have been material to an investor’s decision.
- Concerns of failure to disclose material developments. Investors may not have been timely or adequately informed of material changes in the investment’s status, including changes to the management and control of the underlying asset.
- Concerns regarding risk disclosures. Disclosures in the offering documents regarding risk mitigation features of the investment may not have accurately or completely described the nature and limitations of those protections.
- Concerns regarding the member loan offering. When Yieldstreet subsequently offered investors the opportunity to participate in a member loan connected to the same property, the offering materials may not have fully or accurately disclosed the financial condition of the investment at that time.
- Due diligence failures. Yieldstreet has publicly promoted its multi-stage due diligence process as a hallmark of its platform. Investors are investigating whether the due diligence actually performed in connection with this specific offering met the standards represented to investors.
- Possible failure to comply with required regulatory filings. The offering was structured and documented as a Rule 506(c) Regulation D offering. Rule 506(c) requires an issuer to file a Form D notice with the SEC within 15 days of the first sale of securities. No Form D for this offering was filed.
These are potential claims under investigation. No findings of wrongdoing have been made. If you invested in YS SND REQ A LLC or a related Nashville multi-family Yieldstreet offering, you deserve to understand your legal rights.
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Investors Deserve the Trust. Did They Get it?
If you invested in YS SND REQ A LLC or any Yieldstreet Nashville multi-family offering, you already know the outcome: a complete loss. What you may not know is that you may have legal options to pursue recovery — and a statute of limitations that is counting down.
Meyer Wilson Werning is the firm other securities fraud lawyers call when they need backup. We have spent 25 years and recovered over $350 million holding Wall Street accountable to Main Street. We are investigating Yieldstreet’s handling of this offering and we want to hear from you.
What Is YS SND REQ A LLC?
YS SND REQ A LLC is a Yieldstreet private placement securities offering through which investors were invited to make equity investments in a joint venture entity tied to a Class-A multi-family residential property in Nashville, Tennessee. The offering was structured as a Regulation D private placement, open to accredited investors, and marketed with projected target annual net returns in the range of 17% or more, with a stated investment term of approximately three years.
Yieldstreet subsequently offered certain investors an additional opportunity to participate in a “member loan” in connection with the same property, marketed with a stated target annual net return of 20%.
In total, Yieldstreet raised approximately $19.2 million through the initial equity offering and an additional $3.1 million through the member loan, bringing the combined total raised from platform investors to more than $22 million. The minimum investment was $1,000 and the maximum was $1,000,000.
Both the equity investors and the member loan investors suffered a complete loss when the property sold for $112 million in May 2025 — a price that fell short of the $118.75 million outstanding senior loan balance, leaving nothing for any investor in either offering.
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You Have Legal Options
As a private securities investor, you may have rights and remedies under federal and state law. Meyer Wilson Werning’s attorneys can pursue claims through FINRA arbitration or litigation on your behalf. These are the legal avenues we are evaluating for Yieldstreet investors:
Federal Securities Laws
Protections against material misrepresentations and omissions in connection with the offer and sale of securities — a cornerstone of investor protection enforced by the SEC.
Investment Advisers Act of 1940
Imposes fiduciary duties on registered investment advisers such as Yieldstreet Management, LLC, including duties of care and loyalty and the obligation to make full and fair disclosure of all material facts.
State Securities (Blue Sky) Laws
May provide additional remedies including rescission of your investment, depending on the state in which the securities were offered or sold.
Common Law Claims
Including fraud, negligent misrepresentation, and breach of fiduciary duty — traditional legal remedies that may provide additional avenues for recovery.
STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS WARNING: Legal claims involving securities are subject to statutes of limitations. Deadlines vary by claim type and jurisdiction, but time is limited. Every day that passes is a day closer to a deadline you may not be aware of. Contact us today for a free, no-obligation case review to protect your rights.
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This Is Not Just Your Story
Yieldstreet’s pattern of investor losses has drawn significant media and regulatory attention. You are not alone in this — and the evidence is mounting:
CNBC — December 2025
$208M in Total Losses — Yieldstreet Rebrands to Willow Wealth
CNBC reported on the platform’s $208 million in total investor losses and its decision to rebrand to Willow Wealth — a name change, not a change in accountability.
CNBC — August 2025
Real Estate Bets Lead to Significant Customer Losses
A CNBC investigation revealing how Yieldstreet’s real estate investments — including Nashville multi-family offerings — led to substantial losses for platform investors.
CNBC — September 2025
Marine Loan Deals Result in Customer Losses
Continued reporting uncovering failures across Yieldstreet’s marine loan portfolio — a pattern of losses that extends well beyond real estate.
SEC — September 2023
SEC Enforcement: Misleading Statements About Due Diligence
The Securities and Exchange Commission found that Yieldstreet had made misleading statements to investors about its due diligence and vetting processes — resulting in a $1.9 million fine.
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The book covers alternative investments — the very type of product Yieldstreet marketed — and explains how inadequate due diligence and incomplete disclosures put investors at risk. Whether you are a Yieldstreet investor or want to protect your portfolio going forward, this book is an essential resource.
Our Yieldstreet Coverage
Our attorneys have been actively covering and analyzing Yieldstreet’s pattern of failures. This is not the first time Yieldstreet investors have been harmed:
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Yieldstreet?
Yieldstreet is an online alternative investment platform that offers investors access to private market investment opportunities, including real estate equity, private credit, and other non-traditional asset classes. Yieldstreet Management, LLC is registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission as an investment adviser. In connection with this offering, Yieldstreet Management, LLC served as the manager of YS SND REQ A LLC and advised the entity in connection with its investment in the underlying property. Yieldstreet Management, LLC selected the investment, conducted or oversaw due diligence, prepared and distributed the offering materials investors received, managed the entity throughout the investment’s life, communicated with investors through periodic updates, and ultimately managed the sale process that resulted in a complete loss of investor capital. Investors were charged an annual management fee of 2.0% on unreturned capital contributions for the equity offering and 0.50% per annum for the member loan offering.
What is YS SND REQ A LLC?
YS SND REQ A LLC is a special purpose vehicle (SPV) created by Yieldstreet in connection with its Nashville multi-family equity real estate offerings. Yieldstreet formed it as an SPV solely to pool investor capital and channel it into a joint venture interest in the 2010 West End property in Nashville. Investors who participated did not own the property directly — they became members of the SPV, which in turn held an equity interest in the joint venture that owned the property.
How much did investors lose?
According to Yieldstreet’s own communications, the property sold for $112 million in May 2025 — a price that fell short of the $118.75 million outstanding senior loan balance. This resulted in a complete loss of capital for both equity investors and member loan investors. Combined, more than $22 million in investor capital was wiped out.
Is this part of a larger pattern at Yieldstreet?
Yes. According to CNBC reporting, Yieldstreet investors have suffered more than $208 million in total losses across multiple offerings, including marine loans ($89M+), real estate ($78M+), and other asset classes. The platform has since rebranded to Willow Wealth. The SEC’s 2023 enforcement action found that Yieldstreet had made misleading statements about its due diligence practices, resulting in a $1.9 million fine.
Is there a deadline to file a claim?
Yes. Legal claims involving securities are subject to statutes of limitations. The specific deadline depends on the claims being asserted and the jurisdiction involved, but time is limited. If you believe you may have a claim, it is important to speak with an attorney promptly.
What does it cost to work with Meyer Wilson Werning?
Nothing unless we win. Meyer Wilson Werning handles all investor loss cases on a contingency fee basis. You pay no attorneys’ fees and no out-of-pocket expenses unless and until we recover money for you.
How can Meyer Wilson Werning help me?
We will review your specific investment, evaluate the strength of your potential claims, and explain your legal options at no cost and no obligation. If you have a viable case, we will fight to recover your losses through FINRA arbitration or litigation. Our attorneys have recovered over $350 million for investors in exactly these kinds of cases.
Your Next Step
If you invested in YS SND REQ A LLC or any related Yieldstreet Nashville multi-family offering, time is limited. Statutes of limitations apply, and every day matters.
Meyer Wilson Werning is actively investigating this offering and we want to hear from you. Our consultation is free, confidential, and comes with no obligation. You pay nothing unless we recover money for you.
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You did everything right. You trusted a platform that told you your money was in good hands. What happened next was not your fault — and you do not have to face it alone.
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The information on this page is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. No attorney-client relationship is formed by visiting this page or submitting a contact form. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. The concerns identified on this page reflect potential claims identified through counsel’s preliminary investigation and review of publicly available information and documents provided by investors. All matters described are allegations only. No findings of wrongdoing have been made, no charges have been filed, and nothing on this page should be construed as an accusation or statement of fact regarding Yieldstreet Management, LLC or any related entity.