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EB-5 Visa Helps Canadian Investors Thrive in Growing U.S. Economy

Thursday, September 11th, 2014


(PRWEB) September 08, 2014

Taking advantage of a burgeoning marketplace and a flourishing economy, especially in energy-rich states, many Canadian investors are choosing to take advantage of the EB-5 Visa program.

Foreigners with at least $ 500,000 capital wishing to pursue permanent residency in the United States may apply for an EB-5 Visa. The program, created by Congress, is a way to create more jobs and stimulate the economy. This program requires that foreigners invest at least $ 500,000 and create 10 full time jobs for U.S. employees within two years. The standard investment for an EB-5 visa is $ 1,000,000 or $ 500,000 if the candidates invest in rural areas or targeted employment areas. When investing in commercial real estate, such as an apartment building, which doesnt create at least 10 jobs, the investor has the option of obtaining an E-2 Visa.

The affordable real estate market in the southwest combined with a lack of red tape to start a new corporation has really boosted the number of Canadians investing in the U.S.., explained Irena Juras of the Juras Law Firm.

Demand among foreign investors is increasing, though there is a limit of 10,000 visas issued per year including spouses and dependents. Of the 10,000 EB-5 visas which are available annually, 3,000 of the visas are reserved for investors of Regional Centers. Regional Centers are economic units that promote job creation and investment in a specific region of the U.S.

About Juras Law Firm

Named a Top Immigration Lawyer by North Valley Magazine and Avvo, Irena Juras is a highly respected attorney throughout the U.S. and overseas. As head of Juras Law Firm, an Immigration and Bankruptcy Law Firm in Phoenix, AZ, Irena is an immigrant herself from the Czech Republic, studying and practicing law in the Czech Republic before moving to the United States. Irena is currently licensed to practice law in both Arizona and New York. The firm has represented clients in international transactions, immigration matters and international bankruptcies from over 60 countries and 6 continents. Irena has 16 years combined experience in immigration law and representing debtors, creditors and trustees in bankruptcy proceedings.

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Real estate business takes place in every city of the world. As long as there is land or homes or some other property available, people will be there to either buy it or to sell it. The rates of these estates could vary on the number of factors like the places, infrastructure, economic worth etc. however, in every country or city; there is an organization which makes sure that the deals that take place are under legal law and the sale take place by fair means. The agents and the real estate brokers are directly answerable to this organization which keeps a check on them. In the same way the organization which keeps check on the Canadian real estate is called, Canadian Real Estate Association. This article will tell about the role and about the organization itself.

Canadian Real Estate Association or CREA is one of the largest single industry trade associations, representing 97,000 real estate agents, brokers, sales-people etc working through more than 100 real estate Board and Associations. People who have to come in real estate business have to register with the CREA and follow the Realtors code. This code outlines the right and the fair way this business should be conducted and the way the customers should be treated. In addition to that this code also outlines the payment methods and the maximum amount of fee the broker or an agent is entitled to after every specific type of property. Violation of this code can lead to punishment and even confistication of the license to practice this business along with a hefty fine.

The CREA main role is that it represents and promotes the interests of the members, enhances members