My last position was working in landlord-tenant law on the landlord side. So, the initial goals when working with a new case was to try to get an agreement with the tenant, figure out what they can pay above their rent, why they weren't paying before, and try to work out somehow, some way, that this doesn't have to go any further. When things did get into the actual courtroom, goals could vary. Sometimes they just wanted a court order to enforce an agreement. Sometimes we did have to evict people. I was generally able to meet landlords' expectations in terms of these kinds of agreements. Not generally terribly a lot of room to exceed, simply because it's a little bit of a binary. Can they agree to these terms? If the money is not there, they're not going to be able to pay huge amounts over the top. So, it was what it was, but I was generally able to meet the goals and expectations of my clients.