1023 E 28th 1023 E. 28th Street is a seven-unit asset consisting of three buildings with (1) 3BD/1BA, (4) 2BD/1BA, and (2) 1BD/1BA units. This asset presents a strong opportunity to acquire a high-yield, partially repositioned property with substantial remaining rental upside in one of the most rapidly evolving pockets of South Los Angeles. The property combines newly constructed, non-rent- controlled units with an existing value-add component, creating a compelling blend of stable in-place cash flow, operational efficiency, and future NOI growth potential. Non-Rent Controlled New Construction. The front portion of the property includes two newly constructed buildings completed in 2026 and exempt from California rent control, offering investors long-term operational flexibility and unrestricted future rent growth potential. These buildings include a stand-alone 3BD/1BA unit with private front yard space and two 2BD/1BA units. Designed for Operational Efficiency & Reduced Expenses. The newly constructed buildings were intentionally designed for long-term operational efficiency and reduced maintenance costs, featuring solar panels servicing both buildings, separately metered utilities, individual water heaters, all-electric systems, and MiniSplit HVAC systems in every unit. Demonstrated Renovation Program with Proven Rental Upside. The rear four-unit building, originally constructed in 1962, consists of (2) 2BD/1BA units and (2) 1BD/1BA units and offers the primary value-add opportunity at the property. Ownership has already demonstrated the achievable rental upside by fully renovating one of the 1BD/1BA units with updated finishes, MiniSplit HVAC, and in-unit washer/dryer, allowing the unit to achieve near-market rents. The remaining classic units provide a clear path for a new owner to continue the renovation program and substantially increase income. Ancillary Income Opportunities through Parking & Laundry. Additional upside opportunities include implementing parking income for the four existing parking spaces, which are currently included in rent, as well as converting an existing storage room into an onsite laundry facility to create supplemental ancillary income. Recent capital improvements to the 1962 building include a new roof and upgraded main and sub electrical panels, helping reduce near- term capital expenditure requirements.