When EB-5 investors review a project, they often ask me very direct questions: Is this project safe?How will I get my money back?Who gets repaid first if something goes wrong?Why does one project pay a higher return than another? To answer these questions, investors need to understand the capital stack. It tells you who provides […]
Learn MoreFirst, Understand the NCE and JCE Relationship In many regional center EB-5 projects, investors invest into the NCE, or New Commercial Enterprise. The NCE then deploys the pooled EB-5 capital to the JCE, or Job-Creating Entity. This Article May Help : USCIS explains that EB-5 eligibility generally requires investment of capital, engagement in a new […]
Learn MoreWhen EB-5 investors review a project, they usually focus on the project location, developer, regional center, job creation, repayment timeline, and expected return. These are all important. In simple words: The PPM explains the investment.The Subscription Agreement is where you agree to invest.The Operating Agreement or Limited Partnership Agreement explains your rights after you become […]
Learn MoreWhen EB-5 investors review a project, they usually spend more time reading the project brochure, PPM, developer background, and repayment terms. But when it comes to actually joining the project, many investors think the Subscription Agreement is just a simple form that confirms they want to invest. In reality, it is much more than that. […]
Learn MoreWho monitors the movement and use of my EB-5 money? This is where the fund administrator becomes important. A fund administrator is not the most exciting name in an EB-5 project, but after the EB-5 Reform and Integrity Act of 2022, often called the RIA, this role has become much more important. What Is a […]
Learn MoreFor EB-5 investors, the PPM is one of the most important documents to review before signing. What Is a PPM? A Private Placement Memorandum is a disclosure document used in a private securities offering. In many regional center EB-5 projects, the investor does not directly buy part of the hotel, apartment building, factory, or operating […]
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