The V @ Beverly's beautiful lobby at 346 Vermont has been newly furnished with modern accents and décor, including a new working area for building tenants and a vibrant and relaxing lounge with all new seating, rugs and chandeliers.

The V @ Beverly is moving along as planned and the building is almost fully rented out. With polished concrete floors, new paint and black trim, a built-out gym and eventually a deck and rooftop with amenities for the guests to relax or entertain with views of both the Hollywood sign and downtown LA, The V @ Beverly is making tremendous progress.

Rosano Construction Services is a project manager on the ADU build up at one of the properties Roman Group owns and manages. In adding 2 units to the existing apartment building, it will create huge value for the ownership.

Roman Group successfully completed the closing of 346 Vermont Ave, an 80 unit mixed use non rent controlled apartments over retail space in East Hollywood.

Roman Group successfully acquired a 7 unit value add apartment building in North Hollywood for multifamily use.

Roman Group successfully closes on Fedora Street, a 24 unit apartment building in Koreatown.

Roman Group successfully closes on a $5.36mm 37 Units in the Westlake neighborhood of Los Angeles near downtown.

Roman Group completed a successful acquisition of 16 unit apartment buildings in Chinatown. The value add investment opportunity represented a close to a 20% IRR, and at $160K per door - the deal presented a significant discount to the market.

Roman Group completed the acquisition of a 12 unit property in Hancock Park. At $4.475mm, the property presents a very unique opportunity to add value. The non-rent control 1920s property was to be converted from 2+1s to a 4+1s.

On market acquisition of an SRO building who was occupied yet structurally absolute. The business plan was adding value via simply adding bathrooms and other amenities in a co-living type community: out of the box structure to drive the IRR to mid 20%.

A shopping center development in Escondido, CA. Single tenant Family Dollar development.

Roman Group acquires a 10-unit apartment building in Koreatown Los Angeles. A location driven acquisition - in between gentrifying Koreatown to USC, just off of Washington Blvd. The seller was determined to sell so Roman picked up the property at a price reduction.

Roman Group closes on an 8-unit apartment building in Boyle Heights. An off-market opportunistic acquisition at $143K per door for 2 bedrooms, it was the lowest comp in the market in 2017. Buy out strategy of rent control tenants, renovation with a 21% IRR goal.

Roman Group closes on an approximately 8000 square foot strip shopping center in South Los Angeles. Roman identified the gentrification of the local area and understood how the market is changing on the corner. At the time of purchase, only one national credit tenant was at the 4 way intersection. Two years later, all four corners have national credit tenants.

Roman Group closes on a 17-unit apartment building on Pine St. in Altadena, CA. The property had been owned by the same landlord since 1994. Roman Group initiated an extensive renovation and value added process that increased income from ~$14K per month to ~$26K per month within only 18 months.

Roman Group closes on a 19-unit apartment building on Fulcher Street in North Hollywood. Roman Group refinanced the property and later returned the majority of the equity invested.

Roman Group closes on a 44 unit apartment building on Rampart and Wilshire in Koreatown Los Angeles. Upon selling the property 4 years later, Roman Group realized a 37% levered IRR.

Roman Group closes on a 30 unit apartment building in Downtown Los Angeles. Roman Group flips the property while in escrow to achieve an IRR for its investors.

Roman Group closes on a 24 unit apartment building in Koreatown Los Angeles. The property on Fedora and 8th housed only 4 tenants. Even worse, the building was being used by a local gang as their headquarters for drug sales and other illicit activities. Roman Group evicted the gang, cleaned up the building, remodeled the property and leased it to new tenants.

Long before the area's rise and development to what is now the epicenter of LA coolness, the Roman team identified Silver Lake as an up and coming area of high potential growth and, as such, high potential capital appreciation and risk adjusted returns. The Roman Group team bet successfully on their foresight by closing on a shopping center on Sunset Blvd.

Roman Group participates in and closes the acquisition of a 7 unit apartment building in Silver Lake on Vendome Street. The Roman team negotiated a pure value added deal.