Marriott Hotel in Seattle, Washington
American Life Inc. opened its doors to EB-5 immigrant investor funding in 1996 with the approval of the Seattle Regional Center.
Since then, the real estate investment company has grown in size and scope, utilizing the funds provided by foreign nationals seeking an EB-5 investment green card to finance projects in Washington state and other parts of the West Coast.
According to American Life President Henry Liebman, the regional center’s most recent projects include a warehouse conversion project in Southern California, a Marriott Courtyard and Residence Inn in Los Angeles, and a Homewood Suites (Hilton) hotel near Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport in Atlanta, Georgia.
As one of the oldest regional centers on the EB-5 landscape, American Life’s longevity has allowed it the time and opportunity to expand beyond the Pacific region.
Still, Liebman believes that the Marriott Courtyard in downtown Seattle has been the group’s most significant endeavor to date.
“The hotel has been open for about a year,” he explains.
When it comes to upcoming projects from American Life, Liebman says that they are offering investors lots of projects in many locations. They have small ventures and large ones. EB-5 visa investors can pick debt or equity.
Since it’s a larger regional center with a national scope, American Life is able to offer such options to its investors.
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