 If we can clean some of these neighborhoods up and get some of these houses out of them, it will only increase the availability of that neighborhood for investment. So not taking them out, but renovating them. Yeah, but you see, if you start talking about tax increases, no matter what it's going to be used for, a lot of people say, hey, fixed income, can't do this, the city's trying to bleed us dry. Yeah, I want my neighborhood to be improved, but I don't want to pay anything extra to get it there.