So of these lost tenants listed it equals about 2.5% of total...

So of these lost tenants listed it equals about 2.5% of total rental income. Realistically even if at the end of the day they lose 10% of rental income (and some of that would be clawed back through new rentals) its not going to be a breaker for the company. The biggest hurdle was the securing of long-term funding. Property market has been slaughtered in the US. These come in cycles. It will take a while to recover but it will recover. In the end they are still asstes that CER own and will have value in the future.

The company simply needs to reduce their debt as quickly as they can. I think we will see over time CER claw its way back from here however as others have mentioned there may still be short-term pain as information is digested and trust is recreated. Not my personal preference as a growth stock as there are many other stocks that are very undervalued for no reason whatsoever and I think there is less risk and just as much potential reward in those stocks.