16 North Main Street offers investors a value-add opportunity through the adaptive reuse of an underutilized commercial asset in downtown London, Ohio. While the Property is currently zoned and operating as an office, prior ownership has already advanced meaningful interior reconfiguration toward residential use. This partial repositioning provides a head start on what would otherwise be a longer-horizon business plan, allowing a new owner to capture the conversion delta with greater speed and capital efficiency than a comparable ground-up reuse opportunity. The investment thesis is anchored in a clear shift in highest and best use from office to multifamily. Underwriting contemplates eleven one-bedroom residential units generating in excess of $8,000 in monthly rental income at approximately $750 per unit. A figure that meaningfully outperforms the seller's office-based pro forma of roughly $4,400 per month. The resulting income uplift is driven by both the expansion in revenue-generating unit count and the structural rent premium that residential commands over legacy office in this submarket. Combined with broader secular tailwinds favoring small-format housing in tertiary Ohio markets and the ongoing softening of suburban office fundamentals, 16 North Main Street represents a high-conviction conversion play with a defined execution path, attractive yield-on-cost, and significant embedded upside relative to the current basis. The property is part of a larger Central Ohio Investment Portfolio available for purchase. The full portfolio is 133 units assembled across 34 individual residential and mixed-use properties in London, Ohio (Madison County) and Washington Court House, Ohio (Fayette County). The portfolio was acquired and renovated between 2018 and 2022. Please see the attached file that breaks down the offering in tranches.