This is not a thread to debate the government shutdown (political discussion is against the forum rules), but rather just a warning to people that I just ran into an issue.  10% of our workforce is government employees, and roughly 1% of the entire countries work force, so this is something to be aware of. 

Financing - this I know isn't really in your control, but cash usually wins and from there it would go conventional, government.

That's why in Texas you can't show properties to a "buyer" without them providing a government ID.

I have experience updating policies and procedures as a previous government employee, so I can work my way through that.

You might be told how to find them through the Tax Assessors Office or the government owned office that knows the people that deliverpast due billings delivered.people that deliver 

Regarding homebuyers paying for the high-end condos, It's true, While I don't have any in the larger buildings because of the high HOA dues that come with those large projects, I have a high-end unit in an 80 unit building in the Adams Morgan neighborhood and one in Dupont Circle area of DC, both are rented at high rental rates and people keep paying, I target the Federal Government employees that are in DC for 2-5 years building their careers.The offers were submitted based off the original list price before I lowered the price, One was too low to even counter, $50k below list, The other one that was $35k below list I had my agent go back to but it was over a week later and they didn't respond back so they moved on.

Fast Food, 2 Dollar Stores and the local government jobs.Schools are ranked very low.

The government pays part of the rent and tenant is responsible for part of the rent - the ratio is determined by the government.Pros - government guarantees the rent and depending on the situation, the rent checks are virtually automatic and like clockwork.

Because of this, the federal government can't pursue it.

C class and lower property values for investors would be governed by the rental rates.