A 1,200-acre working farm, and two ways an EB-5 plan could grow it. Scroll the story, play with the numbers, ask the guide.
What the public listing shows today.
A personal residence is not a commercial enterprise, so the plan carves the house out and puts the working farm into the new business.
Draft split of the $8,250,000 listing. The real split comes from an appraisal. Rule: USCIS, About EB-5.
Same farm, two very different ways to use EB-5 capital.
Form I-526 (standalone). Build a seed & pulse cleaning, bagging and trucking hub on the farm with 10 direct W-2 jobs.
Total ≈ $9.45M · EB-5 at-risk ≈ $1.2M
Form I-956F + I-526E. Pool 4 investors × $800K = $3.2M, plus $300K developer money → ≈ $3.5M of buildout.
Total ≈ $11.75M = $8.25M purchase + $3.5M CapEx (purchase financing not yet set)
≈ $500,000 a year payroll (draft). Full-time means 35+ hours a week; seasonal jobs don't count.
~48 estimated vs. 40 required (4 investors × 10)
Red line = 40 required. Careful: construction lasting under 2 years has limits on how it counts. An economist must model this.
Move the slider. See how much EB-5 money comes in and how many jobs the plan must prove.
Amount per investor
USCIS hasn't posted the 2027 numbers yet. Petitions filed on or after Jan 1, 2027 use the adjusted amount.
Jobs the plan expects ESTIMATE
A teaching tool, not a feasibility study. Rules: USCIS Policy Manual Vol. 6 Part G Ch. 2.
Swipe across. Red cards are official dates that can move the plan.
Plain answers drawn from our files and official U.S. government pages. Every answer lists its sources.