just whatever, and so each of these properties has really been a challenge and takes someone that is dedicated watching those properties and the help from the communities to keep us addressed to those different properties of what's going on when we're not there every week. Doing the right thing, meaning getting the inspections, doing the legal processes, assuring environmental remediation and lead removal is always way more expensive than doing it the cheap way. And so, I mean, that's been one of our big lessons learned, is it just takes more money to kind of do this stuff. Code enforcement's a critical piece for the local communities and without code enforcement than the land make doesn't exist. You've got to be stressing your codes and making sure that folks are trying to clean up their properties if not they go into the kind of that tech system there. One of the future ventures that I want the counties to kind of all look at is the state needs to inhibit LLCs and vitro capitalists groups from purchasing property. It sounds on American, but some of these groups
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