Reza Rahbaran
Immigration AttorneyYes, it can be through a bank loan as long as the loan is secured through your personal assets and not secured by the EB-5 project.
If we have 50% cash in bank, is it ok to procure the other 50% required investment through bank loan?
Yes, it can be through a bank loan as long as the loan is secured through your personal assets and not secured by the EB-5 project.
As long as the money from the bank is not secured by the project itself but by your other assets then that is fine.
Yes, as long as you are the borrower and responsible for repaying that loan.
Loans as an EB-5 source of funds is a very fact specific issue as there are some loan types that are strictly prohibited. This should be discussed in more detail with an attorney.
Yes, you can have cash infusions into a business, incurring debt on behalf of a business, securing loans for a business by risking your personal assets. To secure the bank loan, there should be some personal assets such as real property and promissory note executed stating the terms of repayment and the lender''s legal recourse if there is a default on your payment. Generally speaking, the loans should be paid in full before your removal of condition petition. In other words, you must show that your personal capital by way of cash and/or loan is at risk.
Yes, as long as the bank loan is secured by your personal assets.
Maybe, but it will be difficult. Any additional financing cannot be secured by the assets of the new commercial enterprise. It must be secured by the investor''s personal assets and the collateral must be valued at fair market value.
Yes provided that you secure the loan through some personal assets.
Yes. As long as the funds are clearly traceable as legally obtained (i.e., bank loans, salary, savings, etc), these funds can be used for EB-5 Investment. Hope the information helps.
If I understand your question correctly, you are asking if EB-5 funds can be invested in a project in which the developer will also use bank financing. This scenario is certainly acceptable. The capital stack can certainly contain various financing sources. The key is to ensure that the developer also has some "skin in the game" as reflected through some equity investment.