What we're doing to the company right now, if anything, would lead to an increase in the regular common dividend, not a decrease. On a current yield basis, these transactions are highly accretive. As Luca just explained, we've got We've got interest rate savings plus savings on property taxes and other operating expenses in excess of the revenue that we received. There's other opportunities for some cost control in the company in terms of team size and travel and other things. We have a lot less land to worry about, so things are easier to manage. So from a current yield basis, this is an incredibly positive thing for the cash flow of the company.

Oct 31, 2024 / CEO / receipt, needs a key / Paul Pittman, CEO | earnings call 2024-10-31 | transcript 1c676ae1-dfb8-4548-af74-7417034a6dd9 | chars 20948-21603 | segment 21