Thank you very much for your kind comments and for the question.
I believe that one of the best ways is to have organizations on the ground work with their member agencies to ensure that they know what they are doing. For instance, the whole raison d’être of the Intentional Community Consortium is that most of our members and developmental service agencies across the country are not in the building business, but they have no choice because there aren't appropriate properties for the individuals they support to live in, so they have become builders. Some have a tremendous background, as you indicated, such as those from Reena—thank you very much for visiting some of our properties—and some of our other members.
Building up and providing funds for the Intentional Community Consortium to bring all our members up to speed, with the sharing of information, the sharing of floor plans, etc., will enable more projects to be shovel-ready more quickly. The whole raison d’être of the ICC was the sharing of information among our agencies to make sure that everybody could benefit, not just the large ones. That would be a tremendous help.