If the company has had good returns, voting with management is easier to explain to investors.

If they vote with management of a company that is not performing, I think that will require some explaining, given that individual investors are more attuned to issues.

We think it is a great plan and we're very supportive of the company and management and look forward to the execution of their program.

I think it's a good company with a very strong management and it's priced very attractively relative to the market and its peers like T. Rowe Price and Franklin Resources.

We believe this represents a fundamental shift for the company and, at a minimum, indicates management is serious about considering all options for profitable growth.

Residents should not deal with residents. We have to live with each other. We have a management company, and that's why you hire them.