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Help on EB5 program (aquiring Green Card for overseas investors)

Mei Liu
  • Westlake Village, CA
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I was approached by somebody who wants to set up a regional center regulated and monitored by US Immigration Service &SEC. It's a program which helps overseas investors getting green card by investing in US. It will cost around 1 million to set up a regional center. Primary investors(several, not overseas) will own part of ownership. Then they get overseas investors for some projects. Primary investors will share the return from the performance of the projects. Return will be doubled after 3 or 4 years.Is it feasible and any risk? How can they guarantee the money back?
Any opinions will be greatly appreciated in advance!

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Jake Kucheck
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Jake Kucheck
  • Residential Real Estate Agent
  • Costa Mesa, CA
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It is feasible, and of course there is risk. Most EB5 investors will be less concerned with their ROI and more concerned with their visa. Claiming that returns will be doubled in 3 to 4 years is downright stupid, in this context or any other.

Mainly... lawyers. You need to talk to lawyers that specialize in the EB5 program. There aren't many of them that are good at it.

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