No, the purchase of a residence does not qualify as an EB-5 investment. A house may, however, be used as collateral for a loan that could fund, in part or in full, an EB-5 investment.
Rural and Urban TEA Regional Center EB-5 Projects at $800K.
Adjust Status and Receive Work Permit (EAD) in as Fast as 60 Days and Receive Green Card Within 12 Months.
No, the purchase of a residence does not qualify as an EB-5 investment. A house may, however, be used as collateral for a loan that could fund, in part or in full, an EB-5 investment.