21: Michael Gibson: Helping Immigration Attorneys And Their Clients Pick The Best EB-5 Investment
US Immigration PodcastShow Notes
In this episode we talk to Michael Gibson on how he helps immigration attorneys and their clients sort out and pick the best EB-5 investment. Michael Gibson has been the Managing Director of USAdvisors for almost 9 years. His firm provides due diligence, research and risk analysis on EB-5 visa projects for investors as well as assist developers raise funds through the EB-5 visa program. He has a degree in Economics and his previous work experience was with Citicorp where he worked in the Capital Markets and Investment Banking divisions as a, securities, foreign exchange, derivatives, money market, credit & debt analyst and portfolio risk manager. Michael answers this listener submitted question: "(what) advice for us as lawyers in helping clients choose among the many EB-5 Regional Centers out there.”
For a limited time, Michael is offering a free access to his premium resource at EB5Projects.com. To request access, please submit a request using the form on the show notes page.
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