You see the ability to retrieve an historic and architecturally significant area and make it the community that it once was. There is enormous potential in these experiments and this one will be a model for the entire country because it has committed leaders, it has a vibrant community and it has a set of partners who are willing to put their resources on the line. We are very proud to be a partner in this enterprise. We believe, and we have the data to prove it, that homeownership and affordable housing are the core to community development. Streets are safer.
Citizens become engaged.
They embrace their schools. They're committed to their schools and neighborhoods, and communities get stronger and better. And that is good policy and it is also very good business, which is why you see business partners up here on this stage today. So we look for opportunities to work with others in the for-profit community and in the nonprofit community to, as we put it, tear down barriers, lower costs and increase the opportunities for homeownership and affordable rental housing. But that's a pretty audacious goal and you don't achieve that goal when you are part of the secondary market providing housing finance the way we do because we don't make loans.