Monthly Archives: June 2012

Generally, when an investor chooses a Regional Center project to invest in, she will wire her funds to the Regional Center’s escrow account. The EB-5 regulations require that funds must have been “invested” (or be in the process of investing – though no one wants to take a chance on that anymore) in a U.S. [...]

This is not EB-5 related, but I'm trying to spread the word through as many channels as possible, so please excuse the digression. Some of you know that I have a special interest in autism in the Korean-American community because one of my children is autistic. So I've been planning an autism conference for the [...]

Please come see me speak on the Foreign Investment Panel at the TerraCRG Brooklyn Real Estate Summit which will be held on Thursday, June 14, 2012. My fellow panelists will be: Steven Polivy, Chair – Economic Development & Incentives Practice, Akerman Senterfitt George Olsen, Managing Principal, New York City Regional Center Brian Su, President & CEO, Artisan Business Group Paul Travis, Managing [...]

Readers of this blog know that the new direction that the USCIS has taken regarding how to count tenant created jobs has thrown a monkey wrench into the program as we know it. If you haven't heard about this big EB-5 topic of the first half of 2012, you can read my analysis here. To [...]