Find the right business.
Explore established businesses and evaluate cash flow, operations, staffing, lease terms, and the capital needed after closing.

From your first idea to your first day of operations. A clear investment roadmap for Canadians ready to acquire, launch, and build a business in the Sunshine State.
Miami · Fort Lauderdale · Orlando · Tampa
Stayvia Investment Group helps Canadian entrepreneurs turn a U.S. business ambition into a practical plan. We connect business selection and execution with company setup, cross-border tax consultation, and consultations with qualified immigration lawyers.
Explore established businesses and evaluate cash flow, operations, staffing, lease terms, and the capital needed after closing.
Shape a startup around your experience, local demand, and budget—with a plan for registration, licensing, and launch.
Plan a U.S. presence for an existing Canadian business, with ownership, tax, and immigration considerations addressed together.
We explore operating businesses across essential services, retail, and hospitality. Select a sector to see what deserves a closer look.
Explore pool cleaning and maintenance businesses with established routes and repeat customers. Review customer retention, route density, equipment, staffing, and the owner's role.
Service contracts · Route economics · Licensing · Working capital
Sectors shown are areas to explore, not current business listings. Opportunity availability and regulatory requirements vary.
Investment, legal, and accounting expertise brought together for your next chapter.
Professional memberships, honours, rankings, and media recognition relate to individual members of our professional network and their respective firms.
Choose a market for the business you want to build. We look beyond the climate to customers, competition, workforce, operating costs, and local licensing.
Explore businesses serving residents, visitors, and property owners across South Florida and Central Florida.
Consider an additional route for service, retail, and healthcare businesses based on your operating model and local demand.
The right sequence matters. We help coordinate the business, legal, and tax work before major commitments are made.
Clarify your goals, experience, available capital, preferred sector, and desired level of involvement.
Arrange immigration lawyer and cross-border tax consultations to assess the proposed structure and pathway.
Shortlist acquisition or startup options. Coordinate financial, operational, licensing, and legal due diligence.
Support company registration, tax registrations, EIN coordination, banking preparation, and required permits.
Coordinate the business plan, transaction or launch milestones, and the information counsel needs for visa planning.
We coordinate the process. Qualified lawyers and tax professionals provide advice within their areas of expertise.
A potential temporary pathway for eligible Canadian citizens who make a substantial investment in a real operating U.S. business and develop and direct it. Counsel assesses ownership, investment, business viability, and your circumstances.
Read official E-2 guidanceConsult on entity selection, personal tax residency, Canadian and U.S. reporting, income flows, and acquisition structure before committing funds.
No. We can explore an acquisition, a startup, or expansion of your Canadian business. The choice depends on your capital, experience, goals, and lawyer's assessment of the immigration pathway.
No. Business ownership or company registration alone does not establish visa eligibility. Immigration counsel assesses the investment and your circumstances; the U.S. authorities decide applications. Passive property ownership alone is not the operating-business pathway described here.
Lawyer consultations are professional services. Fees and scope should be confirmed before the consultation. We help coordinate the introduction and planning process.
We support coordination of company formation and applicable tax registrations with the relevant professionals. The appropriate structure, permits, and filings depend on the state, sector, and ownership.
Plan for the acquisition or startup cost, professional fees, licensing, and sufficient working capital. E-2 has no single fixed investment minimum; your lawyer should assess whether the investment is substantial for the specific business.
Tell us where you want to go—and the business you want to build.
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