so the longer you have your property that you don't do something can also incur your potential liggins outlay -- litigation outlay. looking at what men of the inspectors are recommending is not extraordinarily expensive. >> i was told that the federal government, if the landlord cannot afford to make the correction right away, they have up to five years to do the work. is that true? >> that is not what i have heard. i mean that could be -- we r.f.p. to take a -- we will have to take a look at that. understand that in many of these lawsuits, the suits are being done in federal court, they are still applying state law applying playoff damages. >> i read supervisor charamen chu's letter, and she raised some legitimate concerns. if the property owner decided to pass the cost on to a tenant, that would be a lot of money for a small business to come up with. >> what would happen if they renew the lease? they are going to have to do the work, and the work is going to seriously disrupt not just the tenant in that space, but disrupt all the tenants inside the building? are they just going to ha