You are, as per the law, free to recover your investment after the end of the two years. However, no Regional Center project is likely to be in a position to return the investment in just two years. RC projects typically repay EB-5 money by opting for long-term refinancing. It can take anywhere between 4-6 years for a project to reach the stage where valuations have risen enough to make refinancing feasible.

Unlikely that you will find an online resource that will give you reliable and updated information. You can search for EB-5 financial advisor and contact SEC and FINRA regulated advisors who are not tied up to a specific Regional Center. Disclosure- I work for one such advisor. They normally offer a portfolio of rural and urban TEA projects for you to consider. You can have a no-obligations preliminary call and ask about reliable RCs that they recommend. Calls with a few such advisors should give you a good idea about the top-rated RCs in the market.

If you are remitting money from India, factor in the 20% TCS as well. If you are transferring $800k, then an additional $200k will go as tax to the Indian government. It is not an expense and you can adjust it with your advance tax or get it back as refund. But you pay first, which means total outflow may be close to $1.1 million, including fees and charges

There are three things you can get from an EB-5 investment- the green card, return of capital, and return on investment. In our experience, trying to get all three things just does not work.