Mark Moss

Oh, okay.

40% of voting control.

Well, I stand corrected, and I absolutely agree with you.

I mean, I'm all for competition, and to your point, we need competition.

It always brings better products, better services, better prices, but it also prevents somebody running away, getting crazy, and trying to do something that could be detrimental.

Yeah, I think that sort of misses what's happening here.

I think building more homes isn't necessarily the answer because it's not just more homes.

We have supply and demand in key areas.

People need to live near city centers.

They need to live by airports.

They need to live by business centers.

And so we can build more homes in the middle of America, but what good does that do?

We can't build more homes where we actually need the homes.

I think on top of that, the mortgage payment is only one piece of it.

So we've seen insurance rates rise.

I mean, you're in the insurance business.

In California, in some areas, it's impossible to get insurance on homes.

I have a place in Texas, in Austin, and rates are up like five times.

Rates are up five times.

Yeah, I mean, my insurance went, we have a ranch property there, and my insurance rates went up like crazy.