When it comes to U.S. EB-5 investment immigration, the first keyword that comes to mind for many investors is "risk." Investors are typically concerned about two things: first, not obtaining a Green Card, and second, losing their investment capital. If an EB-5 project is operated successfully and creates 10 direct or indirect jobs in the United States, the investor can successfully obtain a conditional Green Card, immigrate successfully, and eventually recover their $500,000 investment principal.
Since the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) never publishes data on the recovery of investment funds, there is no record of success rates, which makes some investors even more worried about the safety of their principal. The Cleveland EB-5 Bond Project Phase III, recently promoted by Worldway Group nationwide, not only boasts advantages such as all previous projects under its regional center being successfully approved, support from a top-tier legal team, a strong developer, and a triple employment surplus, but it is also worth mentioning that this project has three major highlights in terms of the "repayment phase."
1.The immigration investment in this project accounts for only 10.5% of the total investment..
As is well known, the lower the proportion of immigration investment, the lower the risk of the immigration investment.
2.Property Mortgage + Personal Guarantee from the Developer and Property Owner
The Cleveland EB-5 Bond Project Phase III has dual repayment security guarantees: the EB-5 limited company obtains the first-priority mortgage on the project property and a personal guarantee from the developer's chairman.
3.The highlight of this project is the purchase of government-issued EB-5 bonds, sharing risks with the bank.
The EB-5 bonds issued this time are specifically for the expansion project of the Crocker Park. These bonds are issued to EB-5 investors and banks, with bonds sold to banks accounting for 49% of the total investment, and bonds sold to EB-5 investors accounting for 10.5% of the total investment. The bonds purchased by the bank are 4.7 times those of the EB-5 investors! The bank and the EB-5 investors bear the same risks, but the bank buys bonds with depositors' money for profit, while EB-5 investors buy bonds with their own money for their family's Green Cards.
Why does Worldway Group recommend bond investment? Because when the government issues bonds, it conducts due diligence on the project party and supervises the use of funds and project implementation. Bond issuance is regulated by relevant securities laws and the Securities and Exchange Commission, offering high transparency and significantly reducing uncertainty and commercial malpractice during the operation process. Bond repayment is handled through bond redemption, making its certainty more credible and better protecting the investors' Green Cards and principal safety.
