Chinese investors accept a rate of return on their invested capital as low as 0.5 of a percent to get the certainty of job creation and green card approval, writes attorney Ronald Fieldstone.
July 13, 2015 at 10:25 AM
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South Florida real estate is extremely popular with Latin American buyers and investors but it is Chinese capital that promises to change Miami’s skyline.
Increasingly, Miami attorneys, developers and brokers are traveling to China to promote Miami real estate projects among investors seeking to invest $500,000 on government-approved developments to ultimately obtain the U.S. citizenship.
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