John Alex (CRD: 2020710) settled customer disputes at Morgan Stanley and UBS Financial Services between 2011 and 2025, according to BrokerCheck, which lists him as John L. Alex.

Soreide Law Group is investigating potential investor claims related to the sales practices of securities brokers and financial advisors. One focus of these inquiries is Versity Income Property Notes LLC, a private placement investment marketed to individuals seeking income opportunities. Recent reports suggest troubling developments, including missed payments and communication lapses from the issuer. Investors should be aware of these concerns, and the following sections outline what is known.
Versity Income Property Notes LLC is structured as a Regulation D private placement. This type of investment allows companies to raise money by offering securities to a limited pool of investors without the full disclosure and oversight required of public offerings.
The notes were intended to provide investors with steady income tied to real estate activities. Broker-dealers such as Capulent LLC, Great Point Capital LLC, and WealthForge Securities LLC have been identified as firms involved in the sales process. While the offering was positioned as a way to generate attractive returns, its private placement status means limited transparency and fewer safeguards for investors compared to publicly traded products.
It has been alleged that recent developments could raise concerns. Some investors have reportedly said that an expected April interest payment of about 13% may not have been made, and they claim that attempts to reach the issuer for clarification have allegedly gone unanswered. If accurate, these reported disruptions could suggest potential questions about the financial health of the offering.
Aside from these alleged payment issues, it has been suggested that the product itself may carry substantial risks. Private placements are often described as illiquid, meaning investors might not be able to easily withdraw or sell their holdings. Such offerings are also commonly characterized as high-risk alternative investments that may be more suitable for sophisticated investors who are prepared for significant volatility. In addition, it is sometimes claimed that these products can generate notable commissions for brokers, which could create the appearance of conflicts of interest in the sales process.
Financial advisors and brokers are obligated to ensure their recommendations are suitable based on a client’s investment goals, financial situation, and risk profile. Common violations that may occur with private placements include:
If investors suffered losses because of these practices, they may have grounds to seek compensation through FINRA arbitration or other legal actions.
Did you experience losses because of investing in Versity Income Property Notes LLC through your financial advisor or securities broker? If so, reach out to Soreide Law Group online or at (888) 760-6552 to speak with a securities attorney about pursuing a recovery of your investment losses. Soreide Law Group has successfully represented investors across the United States. The firm advances all costs and works on a contingency fee basis, meaning you pay nothing unless a recovery is made.
John Alex (CRD: 2020710) settled customer disputes at Morgan Stanley and UBS Financial Services between 2011 and 2025, according to BrokerCheck, which lists him as John L. Alex.
Sam Bhushan (CRD: 4884717) is named in several pending customer complaints and one settled dispute, according to his BrokerCheck report.
Sterling Louviere (CRD: 2021328), listed on BrokerCheck as Sterling Vaughn Louviere, is named in a pending customer claim over Reg D private placements, with Cabin Securities as the firm named.
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