Abstracting Leases - What's the Deal?

A lot of it is owned mom and pop or it might be a service provider that built himself a building, but also built several buildings around him. So when you start getting into the 15 to 20 million, I'm not saying 20 million isn't a lot of money, but in real estate terms, it eliminates a whole swath of buyers that aren't going to participate because it actually is too small. We can offer them a much bigger bite at the apple by aggregating lots together or turning a 20 million dollar deal into a 40 million dollar deal. That's one of the unique things about the asset class we're in. If you take like nice office buildings or multifamily projects, let

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