EB 5 regional center investments as the most conservative strategy
The EB-5 Regional Center Investments represent about 90% of all EB-5 visa investments, making it the most popular option.
Private Market Investment Opportunities
- MVA2, Multifamily Value Add Fund by Paperfree.com
- [closed] MFF2, Multifamily Florida Fund 2
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- [closed] CMF. Cedar Multifamily Fund
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- SHF1, Investing in senior housing to drive capital growth
- BTRF, Invest in build to rent fund
About Regional Center Investment projects
Regional Centers function similarly to private equity funds. They gather funds from numerous U.S. and foreign investors to finance large projects. To qualify for the EB-5 Program, a Regional Center must receive annual approval from the USCIS. These centers pool capital from multiple investors to fund projects of significant size.
If you want to learn more about the available investment options, please contact the Paperfree investment team for further discussions.
What is a Regional Center Investment Project?
Regional Centers function like private equity and real estate funds, gathering funds from various U.S. and foreign investors to finance substantial projects like hotels, retail centers, office buildings, ski resorts, and multi-family rentals.
To be eligible for the EB-5 Program, a Regional Center must secure an annual authorization from the USCIS. Failure to comply with the USIS's required information submission or inability to demonstrate advancement in promoting economic growth will result in the Regional Center losing its authorization.
The EB5 Regional Center Investments account for around 90% of all EB-5 visa investments, making it the most popular approach.