Frequently Asked Questions
No. FDIC insurance only applies to bank deposits, like savings accounts. It doesn't cover investments such as stocks, bonds, mutual funds, or REITs. Our bonds are investments, not bank deposits.
We're SEC-qualified under Regulation A Tier 2, which means our offering went through the SEC's review process, and our financials are audited annually by an independent CPA.
Like any investment, there is risk. We mitigate it through diversification across Outer Banks real estate and digital assets. Our founder, Joe Robert, has managed investor capital for 25 years, and every investor in his offerings has been repaid in full, with all interest owed.
Our bonds are structured as debt, not equity. The 8% and 10% rates aren't projections built on a pro forma. They're contractual obligations of the company to you as the investor.
Your capital funds Outer Banks real estate development and a long-term digital asset reserve. We build only two to three units at a time, starting the next one once a sale is pending, and the sales of those units currently fund operations and investor payments. We invest only when the timing and demand are right.
No. We issue bonds directly, with no broker or third party in between, and zero intermediary or management fees. Nothing is taken from your monthly payments, so your returns are sent directly to you.
The same as any other interest-bearing investment. Each January you'll receive a Form 1099-INT covering all interest paid during the prior year.
Our founder, Joe Robert, has 25 years of asset management experience: $150 million in total assets managed across real estate, mortgages, and digital assets, including 200+ properties and 1,500+ mortgage investments. In past offerings he has raised over $10 million from private investors, with every offering completed and every investor repaid in full, with all interest owed.
Robert Ventures is his SEC-qualified offering, open to both accredited and non-accredited investors. We work directly with investors, with full transparency and no middlemen.
For the same reason we buy land on the Outer Banks: scarcity. We hold a long-term digital asset reserve, accumulated monthly, the same way institutions like BlackRock and Fidelity now do. We don't trade. Our reserve is anchored by Bitcoin, which has a fixed supply of 21 million, ever, with Ethereum as a secondary holding.
Everything is custodied at BitGo Bank & Trust, N.A., a federally chartered bank regulated by the U.S. government, with $250 million in insurance against hacks, theft, and security breaches.
Our bonds have a 1-year or 3-year commitment period depending on the term you choose, with a 10-year maturity. After your commitment period ends, you can request a withdrawal at any time, and we're obligated to return your capital with accrued interest within 90 days.
This is designed for long-term compound growth. If you need this money for near-term expenses, it's not the right fit.