From what I understand (which is limited) they have financing against the value of the building. The value is partially determined by how much rent is charged. If they lower rentm the building gets re-evaluated at a lower number and then they don't meet the collateral terms for the loan, so they default.
Or something like that, I don't know
From what I understand (which is limited) they have financing against the value of the building. The value is partially determined by how much rent is charged. If they lower rentm the building gets re-evaluated at a lower number and then they don't meet the collateral terms for the loan, so they default. Or something like that, I don't know