First post - hoping to learn more about ETA as an International

^Olumide Ashade unfortunately your options are limited as a foreigner, and more so if your citizenship is from a country that doesn't have investor-friendly treaties with the US. I recently had a deal fall through at the last minute because I was competing with a US buyer that had access to the SBA and this was viewed by the seller's counsel as a higher certainty to close, which makes sense if you put yourself in the seller's shoes. That being said, there is a way. I would suggest that, before you start searching, you focus your time building relationships with investors and either raise a traditional fund or plan to get involved as a sponsor. Best of luck, and feel free to DM me if you have any other questions.

^Searchfunder member‌ the short answer is the options available to you under US immigration law vary depending on your professional background and nationality. As a Canadian I’ve been fortunate to have access to the E2 and TN visa routes. Can’t give you legal advice - for that, consult a skilled immigration lawyer (I can refer you if you like). I can potentially point you in a broad direction however… How many citizenships do you have and from which countries?