Unlocking the EB-5 Path: Resources & Real Estate with Habitat Group and Alberto Navarro
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Unlocking the EB-5 Path: Resources & Real Estate with Habitat Group and Alberto Navarro
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In this episode of The Time Is Now, we sit down with Alberto Navarro from Habitat Group to explore how investors can leverage the EB‑5 Immigrant Investor Program through real-estate projects in Miami. We dig into:
- The role of Habitat Group as a full-cycle real-estate and hospitality developer in Brickell and Greater Miami.
- How the EB-5 visa program works: the investment thresholds, job-creation requirement, and how it leads to possible permanent residency.
- The specific steps and process for an investor: from selecting the right project and submitting the petition to fulfilling job-creation metrics and achieving approval.
- Upcoming and current real-estate projects by Habitat Group that are eligible for EB-5 investments, and what differentiates these from typical developments.
- Insider advice and considerations: timelines, documentation, due diligence, risks, and how the developer’s track record matters.
Whether you’re curious about Miami real-estate, immigration through investment, or both—this episode gives you actionable insight and real talk on leveraging the EB-5 route with a top developer.
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