If a lender is ready to provide an unsecured 80% loan (with proper documentation of the source of funds) to an EB-5 investor who is investing the remaining 20% in a regional center as equity, then will that 100% fund be considered a valid source of funds as part of EB-5 investment? Also, in the unsecured lending agreement, the lender will mention that the investor must pay him back first once he receives money back from the regional center/project along with any profit. Is that feasible?
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Lynne Feldman
Find an EB-5 Visa Lawyer: Immigration AttorneyPossibly, but would need to see the terms of the agreement to adequately advise.
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