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RuralUnder construction

Hospitality & Resort · Montana

Ski Resort Workforce Housing

This two-phase Montana ski resort workforce housing project includes ~210 rental units under construction with financing in place. Phase I completion may enable repayment or redeployment into Phase II, supported by conservative leverage and strong job creation.

Structure
Mezzanine Loan
Projected repayment
36 Months
EB‑5 raise
$14.4M
Total project cost
$70.6M
Annual return
0.25%
Maximum investors
18
I‑956F
Approved
Infrastructure

Hospitality & Resort · New York

Landmark Urban Infrastructure

This landmark mixed-use development in a major U.S. transit hub includes a supertall office tower, luxury hotel, retail, expanded public areas, and major transit upgrades to improve connectivity and pedestrian circulation.

Structure
Preferred Equity
Projected repayment
5 Years
EB‑5 raise
$500M
Total project cost
$7B
Annual return
.25% (+.35% if extended)
Maximum investors
625
I‑956F
Pending
RuralUnder construction

Hospitality & Resort · Colorado

Prestigious Residential & Hospitality Ski Resort Development

This prestigious Colorado ski resort project is the final phase of an on-mountain master plan, combining luxury residences, hospitality, retail, and workforce housing, with construction underway and diversified revenue streams supporting stabilization and exit.

Structure
Mezzanine Loan
Projected repayment
Q4 2028
EB‑5 raise
$105M
Total project cost
$457.7M
Annual return
0.55%
Maximum investors
132
I‑956F
Approved
High-Unemployment AreaUnder construction

Commercial & Mixed-Use · Florida

Trophy Office and Retail Building

This Class A mixed-use development in downtown Boca Raton includes ~117,000 SF of office, ~23,000 SF of retail/restaurant space, and a 550-space garage, with amenities designed to attract high-quality tenants.

Structure
Mezzanine Loan
Projected repayment
Q1 2029
EB‑5 raise
$56M
Total project cost
$180M
Annual return
0.25%
Maximum investors
70
I‑956F
Pending
Rural

Hospitality & Resort · Texas

Senior Living

Class A, private-pay senior living community in Texas with 180 units / 182 beds: 114 independent living, 48 assisted living, and 18 memory care units. It is located within a 161-acre master-planned community near resort and lifestyle amenities, about 50 miles northwest of Austin.

Structure
Senior Loan
Projected repayment
2029 Q2
EB‑5 raise
$48M
Total project cost
$109M
Annual return
0.50%
Maximum investors
60
I‑956F
Pending
RuralUnder construction

Hospitality & Resort · Utah

Utah Luxury Wellness Resort & Residences

This luxury wellness resort near Park City, Deer Valley, and Sundance includes an 80-room hotel, wellness center, residences, lodges, and cottages centered around geothermal hot springs and mountain resort amenities.

Structure
Senior Loan
Projected repayment
2030
EB‑5 raise
$63M
Total project cost
$212.64M
Annual return
0.50%
Maximum investors
79
I‑956F
Approved
RuralUnder construction

Commercial & Mixed-Use · Colorado

Master Planned Community

This master planned community is close to hgih demand major ski resorts and headed by an experienced developer. This is a fixed maturity structure with EB-5 investors placed in a senior position.

Structure
Senior Loan
Projected repayment
Q2 2030
EB‑5 raise
$23.2M
Maximum investors
29
RuralUnder construction

Manufacturing · Texas

Construction Materials Production Facility

This large-scale Texas construction materials production platform spans approximately 6,875 acres, includes access to more than 2.3 billion tons of high-quality reserves, and features modern processing, rail, and logistics infrastructure supported by long-term offtake agreements in one of the highest-demand construction markets in the United States.

Structure
Senior secured EB-5 loan
Projected repayment
Dec 2028
EB‑5 raise
$220M
Total project cost
$466M
Annual return
0.25%
Maximum investors
271
I‑956F
Approved
Rural

Hospitality & Resort · Colorado

Luxury Therapeutic Retreat

An 85-bed luxury therapeutic retreat expanding an existing profitable behavioral health treatment center. The project combines private-pay treatment with real estate and operational growth.

Structure
Senior Preferred Equity
Projected repayment
Jun 2029
EB‑5 raise
$72M
Total project cost
$124M
Annual return
0.64%
Maximum investors
90
I‑956F
Approved
RuralUnder construction

Hospitality & Resort · Utah

Premier Ski Resort Condos

This project is a large-scale mixed-use residential and hospitality development in a premier ski market, featuring condominium towers, commercial space, amenities, and resort infrastructure, with revenue primarily driven by condominium sales supported by strong demand and limited competing supply.

Structure
Senior Loan
Projected repayment
Dec 2029
EB‑5 raise
$534.8M
Total project cost
$1.32B
Annual return
0.65%
Maximum investors
656
I‑956F
Approved
Rural

Residential Real Estate · New England

North East Broadband

The project involves the construction and installation of fiber-to-the-premises broadband infrastructure across 28 rural exchanges in Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont, expanding high-speed fiber service to residential and commercial customers in qualifying rural areas.

Structure
Secured revenue note
Projected repayment
Mar 2031
EB‑5 raise
$80M
Total project cost
$122M
Annual return
31.8%
Maximum investors
100
I‑956F
Pending
High-Unemployment Area

Hospitality & Resort · California

Branded Select Service Hotel

This upscale select-service hotel development is located in a growing Southern California market with diverse economic drivers. Structured as a true equity investment, it allows EB-5 investors to participate in asset ownership and financial performance, with an option for a 2% preferred return.

Structure
Equity investment
Projected repayment
Dec 2031
EB‑5 raise
$18.4M
Total project cost
$35.48M
Annual return
Equity or 2% preferred
Maximum investors
23
I‑956F
Approved

The VisaV evaluation framework

20 factors to examine after you explore the projects.

Open any factor for a concise explanation of what it means and what a careful investor should examine.

01EB‑5 immigration designation+

Rural, High-Unemployment Area and Infrastructure projects use different reserved visa categories. Rural petitions also receive statutory priority processing.

What to examine

Ask whether the designation is current, properly documented and appropriate for your country of chargeability.

02Location and TEA qualification+

The project’s location determines whether it qualifies for the reduced investment threshold and a reserved visa category.

What to examine

Review the designation evidence and consider local market fundamentals separately from immigration eligibility.

03Investment structure+

EB‑5 capital may be structured as senior debt, mezzanine debt, preferred equity or another equity interest.

What to examine

Your position affects priority, control, security, returns and repayment risk.

04Total project cost+

The full development or operating budget shows the scale of the undertaking and how much capital must be secured.

What to examine

Confirm that every major source is credible and sufficient to complete the project.

05Capital stack+

The capital stack identifies senior loans, EB‑5 funds, sponsor equity and other financing in order of priority.

What to examine

Look at where EB‑5 sits, how much leverage exists and which sources fund first.

06Sponsor equity+

Meaningful cash equity can align the sponsor with investors and provide a cushion against overruns or weaker performance.

What to examine

Distinguish contributed cash from land value, deferred fees and projected future equity.

07Total EB‑5 investors+

The maximum investor count determines the EB‑5 raise and the number of jobs the project must support.

What to examine

Compare the maximum raise with job creation and remaining subscription capacity.

08Jobs per investor+

Every investor needs at least 10 qualifying jobs. Jobs above that minimum create a job cushion.

What to examine

Consider when jobs are created, what expenditure supports them and whether the cushion remains after contingencies.

09Job-creation methodology+

Regional-center projects may count direct, indirect and induced jobs using an accepted economic model.

What to examine

Understand the model’s assumptions, eligible expenditures and whether operating revenue is required.

10Construction status+

A project that is already underway may have reduced entitlement, financing and early execution risk.

What to examine

Verify completed work, remaining budget, permits, contracts and the sources needed to reach completion.

11Developer experience+

Relevant experience can matter more than the number of years a sponsor has been in business.

What to examine

Review comparable completed projects, financing history, litigation, defaults and EB‑5 outcomes.

12Form I‑956F status+

Form I‑956F is the regional center’s application for approval of the project offering for EB‑5 purposes.

What to examine

Approval is helpful immigration evidence, but it is not a financial endorsement or repayment guarantee.

13Projected repayment+

The projected repayment date describes the sponsor’s plan—not a guaranteed maturity or return of capital.

What to examine

Identify the expected source of repayment and test whether it depends on a sale, refinance or operating cash flow.

14Extension options+

Offering documents often permit the borrower or manager to extend the project term.

What to examine

Consider who controls each extension, whether the interest rate changes and how extensions affect your plans.

15Exit strategy+

A credible exit explains how EB‑5 capital is expected to be returned after immigration requirements are satisfied.

What to examine

Evaluate several realistic repayment routes rather than relying on a single optimistic scenario.

16Security and collateral+

Collateral, pledges and guarantees may improve recovery prospects but do not eliminate risk.

What to examine

Review lien priority, asset value, enforcement rights, carve-outs and claims ahead of EB‑5 investors.

17Denial refund provisions+

The offering documents explain whether and when capital or administrative fees may be returned after an immigration denial.

What to examine

Check reserves, timing, exclusions and whether refunds depend on replacing the investor.

18Fund administration+

Independent fund administration or qualifying financial audits support oversight of subscriptions and deployment.

What to examine

Understand who controls disbursements, what is verified and how frequently investors receive reports.

19Guarantees and completion support+

Completion guarantees, payment guarantees, bonds and reserves can address different risks.

What to examine

Determine exactly who provides the support, its financial strength, limits, conditions and enforceability.

20Remaining investor availability+

Availability affects filing timing and whether a preferred project can still accept your subscription.

What to examine

Treat availability as time-sensitive and confirm it directly before making decisions.

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