 But if you had all those things already lined up, you could. You don't have to have a real estate agent. But you can, in this case, I think you'd benefit from one. And just say, you know, if they list it, typically what happens is the listing agent, in this case the property manager, they're going to put a 6% commission on it or something about like that. And then the agent that represents the buyer is going to split that with the selling agent, typically.