EB-5 requires at least 10 qualifying full-time jobs per investor. Learn how regional center projects estimate job creation, what a projected job creation cushion means, and why credible assumptions, project execution and supporting records matter.

A practical comparison of High-Unemployment Area and Rural EB-5 projects, focusing on visa treatment, the $800,000 threshold, and why market fundamentals still matter when evaluating an urban New York investment.

A practical guide to evaluating an EB-5 regional center's track record through project approvals, investor approvals, repayment history, realized losses, documentation and active-project monitoring.

EB-5 investors often receive polished project presentations, attractive renderings, and clear immigration timelines. These materials are useful, but they should not be the end of project review. A serious EB-5 decision should go beyond the pitch deck. Before subscribing to a regional center project, investors should understand the project’s structure, job creation strategy, capital position, regional center support, and exit logic. A strong project should not only appear elig