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The risk of holding on to fixed rate loans. Wonder how many are underperforming or for risky locations like pharmacies that are rapidly retrenching.
Most of the drug store leases continue to be paid even when the store closes (except those in bankruptcy). They probably also have a significant number of medium box stores (i.e. Dollar General…and they close very few of those).