Weak Balance SheetNegative equity and prior episodes of very high leverage (2024 total debt ~$43.9M) materially reduce financial flexibility. This elevates refinancing and covenant risk, limits the ability to fund capex or acquisitions internally, and increases reliance on external capital markets.
Deteriorating Cash GenerationA swing back to negative operating and free cash flow weakens liquidity and forces dependence on financing or asset sales to fund operations and distributions. For a REIT, persistent cash burn undermines sustainable payouts and heightens short-to-medium term refinancing pressure.
Thin, Volatile ProfitabilityVery narrow net margins and a slightly negative EBIT margin despite revenue growth indicate fragile unit economics. Repeated prior losses and compressed gross margins increase earnings volatility and weaken the company’s ability to self-fund maintenance, tenant improvements, or dividend stability.