Todd Pultz

Like if, you know, for us, if we got a property under construction, I mean, we have to alarm it up.

Like if, you know, for us, if we got a property under construction, I mean, we have to alarm it up.

We have to check on it every single day.

We have to check on it every single day.

If you're evicting somebody, you know, and that's the other piece that comes along with helping the vulnerable population, right?

If you're evicting somebody, you know, and that's the other piece that comes along with helping the vulnerable population, right?

So if we're helping like on the re-entry program and we bring people in, or we're trying to get people back on their feet, or some of the homeless programs that need housing for

So if we're helping like on the reentry program and we bring people in or we're trying to get people back on their feet or some of the homeless programs that need housing for, you know, abused moms, when we help those people, we also know what comes along with it is that 50% of them aren't going to work out.

you know, abused moms.

When we help those people, we also know what comes along with it is that 50% of them aren't going to work out.

We're going to have to evict them.

We're going to have to evict them.

And then when you start evicting somebody that's in that scenario, what happens?

And then when you start evicting somebody that's in that scenario, what happens?

All their friends start coming over.

All their friends start coming over.

All their dope friends start coming over.

All their dope friends start coming over.

And eventually you have basically a trap house or they just move out and these people overtake your unit while you're trying to get this thing evicted.

And eventually you have basically a trap house or they just move out and these people overtake your unit while you're trying to get this thing evicted.