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EB-5 basics, Offering Docs

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Feb 11, 2016

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Kurt Reuss

Kurt Reuss is a registered securities broker who has been specializing in EB-5 since 2012. He offers advice on investment structuring and market conditions related to EB-5 investments.

Redeployment: The issues and the opportunities

Redeployment is becoming a major aspect of the EB-5 landscape, involving potentially billions of dollars. Our panel discussed the current regulations including ‘at-risk’ requirements and how they should be interpreted; fiduciary considerations and the use of an RIA; use of private investment funds and municipal bonds and more. Join us for this free webinar as our expert panelists address USCIS and SEC aspects in order to help you navigate this problem and opportunity.

What Goes Into an EB-5 Business Plan?

We discuss the purposes of the business plan, namely I-526 approval and to make the offering understandable to investors and their agents.

Plans should be comprehensive, credible, consistent and support reasonable inferences, on top of being 'Matter of Ho' compliant. And its just as important to know what to avoid putting in your plan.

Knowledge of past RFE's and policy memorandums make experienced EB-5 business plan writers a vital part of the team putting together your offering.

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