JOB CREATION REQUIREMENT

Our Regional Center designation allows our EB5 Visa Investors to comply with job creation requirements partially with indirect jobs.

INVESTMENT VARIETY; A BUSINESS "DEPARTMENT STORE"

You choose the business in which you want to invest. You can invest in something you have already selected, work through brokers that may be able to find the type of business in which you have an interest, or you can select from businesses we may have available through our "Business Affiliates". You can choose to own 100% of a business and operate it yourself, or hire local managers to operate it for you, or merely invest in a business. (See "How To Invest" page for further information).

REQUIRED ACTIVITY IN THE BUSINESS

An EB5 investor is required to be "actively involved" in the business. The investor can satisfy this by owning 100% of the business and operating it, or being a partner in the business and be involved in the management or being a limited partner or shareholder and being involved in setting policy.

REGIONAL CENTER INVESTMENT PHILOSOPHY

INVESTMENT GOALS

Invest in job creating and job-preserving opportunities through:

1. helping start up companies get established,
2. helping existing companies expand, and
3. helping "troubled companies" as defined by the EB5 Visa program, which are fundamentally sound and possess valuable assets.

DIVERSITY

The investment opportunities presented will allow an investor to diversify funds into 2 or more investments.

INVESTMENT REQUIRED

• Immigrant investors, in order to qualify for the EB5 Visa program, must invest $1million; however, $500,000 is acceptable if the investment is in "Target Employment Areas" (TEA). The "Florida Agency for Workforce Innovation" has designated the following Counties within our Regional Center as TEA Counties as of March 2010:
  - Based on low population: Bradford, Calhoun, Citrus, Columbia, Desoto, Dixie, Franklin, Glades, Gulf, Hamilton, Hardee, Hendry, Highlands, Holmes, Jackson, Lafayette, Levy, Liberty, Madison, Monroe (excluding Key West City), Okeechobee, Putnam, Sumter, Suwanee, Taylor, Union, Walton, Washington
  - Based on high unemployment: Palm Coast MSA (Flagler County), Hialeah City (Miami-Dade County), Fort Pierce City (in St. Lucie County)
• American Investors can invest any amount over $100,000, depending on the amount needed by the investment chosen by the American investor.