The visa program is up for renewal April 28, and potential changes may impact developers currently seeking funds.
April 11, 2017 at 04:00 AM
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Developer Rodrigo Azpurua has protected his EB-5 projects from potential changes in the federal visa law by limiting his project size and the amount of EB-5 capital used.
The president and CEO of Riviera Point Development Group said he keeps his real estate developments under $30 million and ensures EB-5 funds make up no more than half of his capital stack.
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