WASHINGTON, DC-The District is hoping for 'vulture' investors to swoop in and buy bad assets.
The roadblocks for such a confluence of idealism and opportunism are many: Pricing the assets, guaranteeing government assistance and deciding which assets will be most profitable, to name a few.
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