Interest Rate Fluctuation Risk: Rising interest rates could increase the company's borrowing costs on variable-rate debt and new financings, reducing net income and potentially impacting property valuations and the ability to acquire new assets at favorable yields.

Tenant Concentration and Credit Risk: A significant portion of revenue is derived from a limited number of tenants. Financial distress, bankruptcy, or operational issues experienced by key tenants could lead to uncollected rent, increased vacancies, and lower occupancy rates across the portfolio.

Healthcare Regulatory Environment Risk: The healthcare industry is subject to extensive government regulation. Changes in Medicare/Medicaid reimbursement policies, healthcare reform legislation, or facility licensing requirements could adversely affect the financial viability of tenants and their ability to pay rent.