The US federal buildings that GI selects to build or to evaluate for potential investment in by ourselves or other parties/individuals/pensions all deliver: the most established likelihood of retained tenancy in all of commercial real estate. (averaging 3+ decades) How: The credit strength of the lessor (equivalent to that of a federal bond while providing a higher yield), combined with the most experienced management team in the arena of government-tenanted property, insure the highest likelihood of uninterrupted monthly rent payment in all of commercial real estate. Genesis' federal buildings have all paid rent even 'during a government shutdown' and despite any other source of uncertainty around investment income, internationally. A many-decades-long track record. Resultingly: GI is also uniquely apprised of relevant trends within each federal agency. The average Genesis employee tenure of 16 years stands as an industry record. The experience and insight gained as developers, managers and owners in this CRE niche, nationwide serves to inform decisions and guidance given our clients. A decision to proceed toward acquisition, through due diligence, and on to close, is an exercise in proactive risk mitigation. 'Proactive' is only possible given our in-house legal and unparalleled, experience-informed foresight into every stage and aspect of government realty development, contracting, management and leasing. All to say: competitors whose 'expertise' moves with trends and who do not buy or own what they sell to others, are all communicating important things about their success and that of those who opt to rely on them.Genesis would be honored to speak with investors who are curious about owning a federal building. Typically, our clients view federal building as a foundational property in a portfolio, meaning, that it can be relied on to pay it's rent and/or cover the costs or debt service of higher-yield/riskier ventures. Not all federal buildings have a bright future though. Let us be a source of insight when exploring this CRE niche. Very few people can 'read the stitches on a fast ball'. That takes massive amounts time, genuine interest, and focus.