My company with five locations is looking for direct EB-5 investment in three of its locations. One of these locations is in a TEA and two are in a rural area. How do I attract investors for this? Are there any steps I need to take first?
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Lynne Feldman
Immigration Attorneys DirectoryMany projects are retaining agents in foreign countries to market their projects.
Matthew Kolodziej
Immigration Attorneys DirectoryThere are many steps needed to ensure you are qualified to solicit EB-5 investment, including structuring the loans properly, the economic analysis showing the required job creation, and the documenting the TEA and rural area. Speak to an experienced immigration attorney specializing in EB-5.
Phuong Le
Immigration Attorneys DirectoryYou have to fundraise like everything else. Seminars, marketing events, outreach, etc.
Dennis Tristani
Immigration Attorneys DirectoryThe RIA only allows for one EB-5 investor to be associated with one NCE (one investor per NCE) for direct investments. That being said, you can certainly have multiple NCEs that are located in TEAs and have multiple EB-5 investors invest in each project.
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