Investors who purchased MacKenzie Realty Capital Inc. (MKZR) have watched in shock as the stock plummeted approximately 95% from its earlier highs. For many, this isn’t just a market downturn—it’s a financial catastrophe potentially rooted in broker misconduct or unsuitable investment recommendations.
Why Did MKZR Collapse?
Once a non-traded REIT that moved to the NASDAQ, MacKenzie Realty Capital has faced a perfect storm of financial distress. Factors contributing to the decline include:
- Massive Share Dilution: Repeated stock issuances to raise capital.
- Liquidity Crises: Suspensions of share repurchase programs left investors trapped.
- Reverse Stock Splits: A 1-for-10 split in late 2025 was a desperate attempt to maintain its exchange listing.
- High Debt Obligations: The company recently entered into secured promissory note agreements carrying significant risk.
Was Your Broker at Fault?
Many investors were sold MKZR as a "stable, income-producing" real estate investment. However, REITs—especially those that transition from non-traded status—carry high commissions that often incentivize brokers to overlook risks.
If your financial advisor failed to disclose the illiquidity, high debt, or speculative nature of MacKenzie Realty Capital, you may have a claim for:
- Unsuitability: The investment did not match your risk tolerance.
- Misrepresentation: Key risks were omitted during the sales pitch.
- Breach of Fiduciary Duty: The broker put their commission above your financial health.
Take Action Today
You do not have to accept these losses as "bad luck." At SecuritiesLawyer.com, we specialize in helping victims of broker fraud recover their hard-earned money through FINRA arbitration.
Losses are mounting, and time is limited to file a claim. If you lost 50% or more of your investment in MacKenzie Realty Capital (MKZR), contact us for a free case evaluation.