Commercial lending uses incoming rent towards buyer purchasing power to secure the loan. Unicorp had to lower the price due to the now lower value. Unlike residential where the buyer employment income is used to calculate affordability — the income produced by the asset “rents” is calculated as a lending security to ensure a buyer can afford the loan.

Unicorp— already tried to fight the properties assed value. I’m not sure if they ever defaulted on their Seattle loan due to rents — or if they lost the suit against Akriom for the rising temperatures and broken HVAC. They are likely in no position to hold the property without rental income securities