Which by the way dilutes the common shareholders...
Where did you learn your mathematics? Paying a debt with stock does not dilute the common shareholders at all. What is does is increase the value of the company by removing a debt and increases the number of shares as a result. When the shareholders evaluate their before and after position the result is exactly the same.
What you must be attempting to say is that you believe that the rent is worth less than the shares that it takes to pay it. If you really believe that then you should buy more shares.
One other point is that Auditors are specifically not allowed to offer an opinion on solvency; that is why they have to limit their comments to a comment about "going concern".
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