This isn't quite a plausible argument as a property's valuation doesn't substantially change if a tenant is behind on rent. Also, this really doesn't make any sense given there is already an agreement in place to Healthscope to pay 85% of the rent for the next 6 months, with only 15% delayed.
For example, if you thought about like a residential property. Your property doesn't drop in value at least not significantly, if your tenant is a month behind on rent. Ultimately, you just end up getting a new tenant unless they start paying again.
Realistically, there may be a rental discount of 10-15%, but what is currently reflected within the share price reflects a reduction of about 60% in the market valuation in Healthscope related properties which doesn't make much sense.
HCW Price at posting:
77.0¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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