Government Lease Holdings 2 DST
Investment Description
The Master Trust indirectly owns a 353,238-square-foot Department of Veterans Affairs outpatient clinic in Kernersville, North Carolina and a 574,767-square-foot USCIS build-to-suit headquarters in Camp Springs, Maryland. Both properties are leased directly to U.S. government agencies. The VA lease expires December 2035; the USCIS lease expires January 2035 with a seven-year renewal option.
The $402.40 million total capitalization includes $227.745 million of allocated debt at 56.6% LTV. Debt comprises VAWS 2020 bonds at 2.872% maturing July 2035 and a USCIS loan at 4.83%, interest-only through March 2035 and maturing March 2042 subject to a 2035 prepayment condition. The distribution schedule is $655,000 monthly through 2029, $691,000 monthly in 2030–2031, and $727,500 monthly thereafter. A 721 contribution may be considered, and investors would be offered an option to take cash or participate.
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Jerry Baker's Notes
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Jerry Baker's Notes are his opinion, shared to help frame a conversation. They are not investment advice, a recommendation, or an offer, and they are not a substitute for the offering documents. Review the Private Placement Memorandum for complete information, including risk factors, before making any decision.
I understand · Show the notesThe investment has strong tenant credit but not a simple one-loan risk profile. The 56.6% LTV combines two separate debt stacks: 2.872% VAWS bonds maturing in 2035 and a 4.83% USCIS loan that remains interest-only until 2035, then amortizes, with a lease-renewal-linked prepayment condition. The cash flow is more stable than conventional office underwriting, but the exit must solve both 2035 lease and debt events.
The key operating risk is agency lease continuity and the property owner's service/maintenance obligations. Direct federal tenancy does not make the leases unconditional: performance failures can create rent offsets or termination rights. The 721 path is optional for investors if the Trustee elects to pursue it, not a promised liquidity event.