Red Oak Announces Full Payoff of Reg A+ Bond Offering
Red Oak Capital Holdings LLC, a provider of private capital solutions for commercial real estate, has announced the full payoff of Series B bonds issued by ROCF II Series, a series of Red Oak Capital Fund Series LLC.
The payoff marks the successful conclusion of the ROCF II, Series B offering, originally launched in 2018 as a Regulation A+ Tier II bond offering.
Following an equity raise of $50 million, on Aug. 21, 2025, Red Oak fully repaid all the Series B bonds’ outstanding principal and accrued interest to investors with the annual interest rate being 8.5%.
According to the company, the milestone is part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen its operations, enhance transparency, and deliver on its commitments to investors. The firm executed a strategic roll-up of several vehicles in 2023, merging ROCF II and three other bond offerings into a Series LLC to streamline compliance, reduce costs, and increase diversification for bondholders.
“We’re seeing growing demand from high-quality sponsors who value our ability to move quickly and structure deals intelligently,” said Raymond T. Davis, Red Oak’s president and chief strategy officer. “This payoff reflects the results of that hard work, and we remain focused on building a durable, performance-driven platform for the long term.”
Today, Red Oak actively manages a diversified suite of offerings across both Regulation A+ and Regulation D structures. Its current active lineup includes Red Oak Capital Fund VII, LLC, a $75-million Reg A+ bond offering, and Red Oak Capital Income Opportunity Fund II, LLC, a $300-million Regulation D 506(c) offering. The firm also manages a number of closed Reg A+ offerings (Funds II through VI) and multiple private institutional vehicles, including the Red Oak Capital Income Opportunity Fund and the Red Oak Special Institutional Fund.
Per earlier reporting by AltsWire, Red Oak closed a $2.31-million bridge loan for the refinancing of Hawthorne Manor Apartments, a 20-unit multifamily community located in College Park, Ga., part of the state’s Aerotropolis neighborhood. The non-recourse, interest-only loan was structured under Red Oak’s Opportunistic Bridge Loan Program and carries a 2.5-year term and a long-term sustainable value of 63.29%.
The company currently oversees more than $400 million in assets across these vehicles, with a focus on income-producing properties located in primary and secondary markets across the United States.
Headquartered in Charlotte, N.C., Red Oak is a group of commercial real estate capital entities that lends and invests on commercial real estate. It has established proprietary deal sourcing channels, utilizes institutional quality underwriting and structuring capabilities, and has successfully navigated through eight market cycles. In addition to Charlotte, Red Oak has offices in Irvine, Calif., Stamford, Conn., and Grand Rapids, Mich.
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