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A building leased to a government body is an unusually strong credit with an unusually awkward lease. Nobody worries about whether the rent arrives; the work is in reading a lease that was written to protect the tenant and to be cancellable.

What the file turns on

The firm term versus any soft or cancellable term, appropriation and termination-for-convenience language, who pays for build-out and operating expenses, and the renewal history of that specific tenant in that specific building.

Where deals fail

Pricing a soft term as though it were firm, a single-tenant special-purpose building with no civilian backfill, and improvement obligations the landlord has to fund before rent steps up.

Renewal history is the best evidence

An agency that has occupied the same building through multiple terms is telling you something no credit rating does.

Our minimum loan is $200,000. We are a direct commercial lender working across the 43 states we serve, in business since 1998. We do not publish a rate for this product because the number depends on the file — call and we will quote the deal in front of us.

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Net-Lease Financing

Government-Leased Property Financing:
Underwriting the Safest Tenant in Commercial Real Estate

A building leased to the U.S. Postal Service, a county DMV office, a VA outpatient clinic, or a state agency carries a credit profile that private corporate tenants can't match — the tenant effectively can't go bankrupt. That changes the underwriting math: government-leased single-tenant net-lease (NNN) properties routinely qualify for more aggressive leverage and better pricing than an equivalent building leased to a private company, provided the lease terms and remaining term actually support it.

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Sovereign Credit Tenant

Federal and state government leases carry effectively zero default risk compared to even investment-grade corporate tenants — lenders price this into both rate and leverage.

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GSA-Leased Assets

Buildings leased to the General Services Administration (GSA) on behalf of federal agencies — Social Security field offices, IRS taxpayer assistance centers, VA clinics — are among the most bankable NNN assets available.

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USPS & Municipal Leases

Post offices and city/county-leased buildings (health departments, tax offices, licensing centers) offer similar credit strength at the local level, often with long-standing tenancy and renewal history.

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Remaining Term Drives Leverage

The single biggest underwriting variable isn't the tenant's credit — it's how many years remain on the lease relative to the loan term. A 3-year remaining term on an otherwise perfect government tenant still constrains proceeds.

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Renewal & Relocation Risk

Government tenants can and do relocate at lease expiration if a building no longer meets space or security requirements — we underwrite renewal probability and the building's alternate-use value, not just the current lease.

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Texas Government Footprint

Texas hosts a large footprint of federal, state, and county leased facilities — from VA clinics expanding to serve veterans near Fort Cavazos, Fort Bliss, and JBSA, to state agency field offices in every metro.

70–80%
Typical LTV
1.15×
Min DSCR
10+ yrs
Preferred Remaining Term
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Rate Range (2026)

Government-Leased Loan Parameters by Tenant Type

Tenant TypeLTVNotes
GSA / Federal Agency (VA, SSA, IRS)75–80%Best pricing in the net-lease category; underwritten heavily on remaining lease term.
USPS-Leased Post Office70–78%Long tenancy history is common; renewal probability varies by building's continued route relevance.
State Agency Field Office68–75%State credit is strong but slightly wider pricing than federal; term and location matter more.
County / Municipal Lease65–72%Underwritten closer to a strong local corporate tenant than a AAA-rated one.
Short Remaining Term (under 5 yrs)55–62%Proceeds sized more on real estate fundamentals and re-tenanting cost than on the current lease.

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Strengthens the File

10+ years remaining on the primary lease term, or a strong renewal history
Build-to-suit construction specifically for the agency's use
Location tied to a permanent government function (courthouse annex, mail-processing hub)
Multiple renewal options already exercised in the lease history

Adds Underwriting Friction

Fewer than 5 years remaining with no announced renewal
Highly specialized building with limited alternate-use value if the agency vacates
Agency function that's been consolidating or downsizing its physical footprint nationally
Lease includes a government-only early termination clause

Financing Backed by the Strongest Tenant Credit Available

Post office, DMV, VA clinic, or state agency lease — we underwrite government net-lease real estate on its real strengths.

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