Wellstreet Senior Living, Inc.

Plans to invest in existing but underperforming senior living facilities and had made no such investment by June 30, 2026: its $2,593,532 of total assets were $352,502 of cash and $2,241,030 of Treasury bills and certificates of deposit. It had issued 270,076 SL Series A Preferred Shares for $2,700,760, about 3.6% of the offering. The shares are perpetual, accrue 5% a year for 36 months and 7% after, cannot be redeemed at the holder's option and are redeemed pro rata only on the sale or refinancing of a senior living investment. The FY2026 1-K (filed October 26, 2026) reports no revenue, a net loss of $279,265, $7,999 of dividends paid and $81,308 in arrears and unpaid at June 30, and carries a going-concern paragraph from the auditor. The company relies on advances from its parent, which is not obligated to make them. A September 1, 2026 1-U says the offering was terminated on August 31; the 1-K says the company ceased offering and may resume.

Senior living (Regulation A issuer): a Georgia corporation at 11175 Cicero Drive, Suite 100, Alpharetta, Georgia, formed December 3, 2024 and named Worthy Senior Living, Inc. until July 13, 2026. A wholly owned subsidiary of Wellstreet Financial, Inc. (formerly Worthy Wealth, Inc.), which sells the shares through its app and website; staff and office costs are reimbursed to Wellstreet Management, Inc. under a Management Services Agreement. Part of the Worthy group covered in AltStreet's Worthy review.