This is an interesting question. I think my previous sales have been in construction, so most of my gathering of data has not been really needed. Mainly just working with the client starting off, asking them questions about the build, what they're looking for, county, different stuff like that that I could research to make sure we're in compliance with codes and different stuff like that. So that would be kind of my experience with gathering data. Obviously before you start, I sold some really big barns, a couple hundred thousand dollar projects, and you'd really sit down and really hammer out a lot of details, ask a lot of questions, so you could make sure you're making the right moves moving forward. Probably the biggest thing that I would have to study after a conversation would be code compliance, and then we had some engineers that we had access to that we would ask questions when it came to structural design and different stuff like that. So that would be kind of my experience with collecting data. I'm not sure if that's exactly how that would work in this situation, and we can talk about that more. But probably the first step would be asking a lot of questions, and then going about finding answers to those questions.