Most if not all their properties are held on long term leases.
Your point would be valid if say they were annually tenanted properties.
Most I imagine are 10 year leases.
Ergo the tenants may end up in the doo-doo but not RFF. They'll just find another tenant, and use the doo-doo to fertalise the land.
Win win
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