Tommy DobczykOpportunity Zone Advisor, OZ Wizard · Director of Development | Certified Opportunity Zone Advisor

Score Government Real Estate Deals on RealEstateSales.gov! #shorts

10 Jun 2026 · 1 min

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In this YouTube short, Tommy Dobczyk explains that any website ending in .gov is a reliable source for government real estate listings. He highlights two primary portals—usa.gov and realestatesales.gov—as places to discover a variety of properties, including homes, land, farms, and commercial spaces. Dobczyk then showcases three specific opportunities currently available: a former Jordan Lake Air Force Base surveillance station in Titus, Alabama with a current bid of $87,000; a depot in Somerville, New Jersey; and a large municipal building in Vermont that could potentially be gutted and converted into multifamily housing, assuming space permits. The video serves as a quick guide to leveraging government sites for real‑estate investment prospects.

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Anything that ends in .gov can be, to me, is a pretty legitimate source. So usa.gov, it's a government real estate website. This is a good place to find homes, land, farm, commercial property, all kinds of stuff right there. And then you have the realestatesales.gov website. Anything that ends in .gov can be, to me, is a pretty legitimate source. We got, we've got the former Jordan Lake Air Force Base surveillance station in Titus, Alabama. That's got a current bid of $87,000 on it right now. We've got this depot, uh, the depot at Somerville in Somerville, New Jersey. And then we've got this giant— this is a giant municipal building right in the middle of Vermont, right? I think could be gutted and put into— made into multifamily as long as there was room for it.