Tenant Default Risk: The company's revenue heavily depends on the financial stability and performance of its tenants, and a significant tenant default could materially impact cash flow and property value.

Interest Rate Volatility Risk: Increases in interest rates could raise borrowing costs for new acquisitions or refinancing existing debt, potentially compressing investment spreads and reducing property valuations.

Economic Downturn Risk: Adverse macroeconomic conditions, such as recessions or industry-specific slowdowns, could negatively affect tenant creditworthiness, leading to lease defaults or reduced demand for properties.