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Current company Red Oak Capital Holdings, Llc
Leasing Non-Residential Real Estate · 27 employees · Founded 2015 · Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
Red Oak Capital Holdings is a group of commercial real estate capital entities that lends and invests on commercial real estate, raising capital through retail and institutional channels. The national commercial real estate firm is anchored on a strong team that collectively delivers over 150 years of commercial real estate lending, servicing, workout, and turnaround experience. Red Oak has established proprietary deal sourcing channels, utilizes institutional quality underwriting and structuring capabilities, and has successfully navigated through eight market cycles. Investment Strategy Red Oak Capital brings an institutional mindset and structure for alternative investments that appeals to retail investors. We raise capital through broker-dealer and registered investment advisor channels, as well as from institutional, family office, and private high-net-worth investors. Our objective is to preserve and protect investment capital, while achieving attractive risk-adjusted returns. Lending Programs Red Oak is debt fund sponsor that specializes in providing short-term, structured financing solutions for commercial real estate projects in primary, secondary and select tertiary markets. With 4 proprietary loan programs, we offer multiple solutions for your capital needs. We have two higher-leverage products for assets that have a substantial value-creation opportunity. The loan amounts, which range from $1 million to $15 million, can be used for the acquisition, refinance, conversion, rehabilitation or stabilization of commercial real estate. The other two programs provide flexible, non-permanent capital for institutional-quality assets that are in transition and may require additional funds or time to reach stabilization, or where the borrower needs funds on a stabilized property to acquire an asset or pay off a maturing loan.