Financial Condition and Cash Flow - As of December 31, 2024, the company had approximately 136.3millionofmortgagedebtsecuredbyfourproperties,whichmayaffectcashdistributionstoshareholdersifcashflowisinsufficient[102].−Thecompanymayneedtodefernecessarypropertyimprovementsduetoinsufficientworkingcapital,potentiallyimpactingpropertyqualityandoperationalresults[103].−Thecompany’scashavailablefordistributionisprimarilyderivedfromitsshareofcashdistributionsmadebyitsOperatingPartnership[107].−Thereisnoassurancethatthecompanywillbeabletomaintainorincreasecashdistributionstoshareholders,asthesedependonvariousfinancialfactors[149].−Thecompanyhasnoassurancethatitwillbeabletocontinuepayingdistributionsorthatrentsfrompropertieswillincrease,whichcouldaffectcashavailablefordistributionstoshareholders[150].−Anydeficienciesinthecompany′sinternalcontrolscouldhaveamaterialadverseeffectonitsfinancialconditionandabilitytomakedistributions[151].REITComplianceandTaxation−TomaintainREITqualification,thecompanymustdistributeatleast90557.5 million, was subject to fixed interest rates, with an average effective interest rate of 4.89% per annum [339]. - A 1% increase or decrease in interest rates would cause a 13.6milliondeclineorincreaseinthefairvalueofthecompany′sfixedratedebt[339].−Approximately1275.0 million, was subject to floating interest rates, with an impact of $0.8 million on annual net income for a 1% change in interest rates [340]. Corporate Governance and Strategy - The company's Board may change its business strategy or investment policies without shareholder approval, potentially affecting financial condition and cash flows [122]. - The Maryland General Corporation Law includes provisions that may deter acquisitions, such as the business combination statute and control share acquisition statute, which impose restrictions on shareholders owning 10% or more of voting shares [123]. - The board of trustees has adopted a resolution exempting any business combination from the business combination statute, which could otherwise delay or prevent acquisition offers [125]. - The company is authorized to issue up to 400 million common shares and 50 million preferred shares, which may deter or prevent sales of common shares that could benefit shareholders [129]. - Future offerings of debt or preferred equity securities may adversely affect the market price of common shares and dilute existing shareholders' holdings [130]. Operational and Environmental Risks - The company may face challenges in acquiring properties on favorable terms due to various risks, including changes in economic conditions and competition from other investors [142]. - Climate change and natural disasters could adversely affect the company's properties and business operations, leading to increased costs and potential property damage [139]. - Shareholder activism or unsolicited offers could disrupt the company's business and financial results, potentially harming relationships with stakeholders [148].