"As the Regional Centers program is not active, the only avenue for EB-5 visas is direct investments, since these are set forth in law, and do not require the approval of the United States Congress," explained Houston EB5.

Emilio Guzmán, Executive Vice President of Houston EB5, tells us about his new offices in Mexico. He mentions that the showroom is in Santa Fe where investors can learn more about the project. In addition, it highlights that the success stories with them is 100%, since Houston EB5 accompanies investors at all times.

The real estate sector in the United States is an investment opportunity for Mexicans who seek to diversify their strategy and, in addition, obtain their permanent residence in that country, as long as their resources also support the generation of employment in the United States, the firm considered Houston EB5.

Recent census data has shown just how much the Latino population is growing and succeeding in the U.S. From artists to dancers to entrepreneurs, they are the new Latino landscape in America. Among these shaping the Latino landscape of Houston is our very own CEO, Roberto Contreras, appearing in an interview with NBC News on-site at The Allen.

Recently, our Executive Vice President Emilio Guzman sat down with Mexican news outlet Reforma to talk about the influx of Mexican Investors we've seen take an interest in the EB-5 Visa. "In recent months we have seen a very large boom in Mexican families who want to diversify their capital in the United States. They do it through investing in groups like us and also taking the opportunity of an investment and obtaining, migratory speaking, a Green Card," said Guzmán."

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