Wall Street Fraud Watchdog Helps Prevent EB-5 Visa Investors From Throwing Their Money Away with Investment Specific Due Diligence and Assistance Finding the Most Skilled Lawyers
/PRNewswire/ -- The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog urges persons in China, Eastern Europe, the Middle East or South/Central America who would like to take advantage of the US government's EB-5 Visa program to call 866-714-6466 before they start throwing money at attorneys and or 'Regional Center' investment opportunities.
WASHINGTON, March 9, 2017Their biggest concern is a person or family like this will overpay for legal services or worse throw their money away on an investment that is over-priced, poorly planned, or it is little more than a scheme to steal the investor's money.
Wall Street Fraud Watchdog Helps Prevent EB-5 Visa Investors From Throwing Their Money Away with Investment Specific Due Diligence and Assistance Finding the Most Skilled Lawyers
The Watchdog's fees are extremely reasonable and their due diligence service is market/area and investment specific with a huge emphasis on honesty. Additionally, as part of their service they will do their best to ensure a EB-5 Visa applicant/investor is dealing directly with some of the most skilled and experienced lawyers EB-5 attorneys in the US-who do not overcharge their clients. http://WallStreetFraudWatchdog.Com
Recently, the Watchdog spoke with a South American business person who was on the verge of spending $40K US on a US based law firm-just for his initial application along with what would have been a significant investment in an apartment REIT in Southern California-plus additional back end legal fees that would have been another $40K. The group told the potential EB-5 Visa applicant very bluntly that in their opinion the law firm's fee were excessive.
Adding insult to potential injury the new apartment building in Southern California that had been promoted by a regional center had virtually no tenants-after being available for occupancy for three months. The apartment markets in much of Southern California are overbuilt, and the last thing the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog wants to see happen is a EB-5 Visa applicant/investor wasting their money on an investment that will not produce a return for a very long time-or ever.
One of the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog's big worries about the USCIS EB-5 Visa program is that international law firms in China, Central America, the Middle East or in Europe could be more interested in fee generation for the firm than a high quality outcome for the EB-5 Visa applicant. At the same time-they are not confident an international law firm would be very accurate when it comes to solid investment advice related to a satisfactory investment for the applicant, or a regional center that has a make sense investment for the applicant. Their initiative is all about protecting the EB-5 Visa program applicant and their money, asking, "Why settle for less?" http://WallStreetFraudWatchdog.Com
For more information related to investment due diligence for a potential EB-5 Visa investor, please contact the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog at 866-714-6466. http://WallStreetFraudWatchdog.Com
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