L Visa question - How to structure a real estate development business to qualify for L visa?

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SlowJedi

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I have an existing company overseas, and am planning to set up a wholy-owned subsidiary in the US that will deal with buying distressed real estate and investing into construction projects here. I'm from a "E-2 Treaty" eligible county, so E-2 doesn't work, I don't have 500K to qualify for EB-5, so I was thinking about going the L route as an "executive" of the US subsidiary. One immigration attorney tells me that the real estate development and investment business doesn't qualify me for L visa. WHY? Any ideas how I can set it up correctly to make sure I don't have a problem with L visa qualifying??

Thanks to all for your help!
 
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