Mark Harding: Yes. No, I agree with everything you said. What I do and what we are looking at is working with each of our builders to say, okay, let’s take a look at this next takedown. we’re ready to move forward on this next takedown, and you guys find yourselves to be a little bit long on your longer than you think you’d want to be, then we can pull back, not pull back on the start, but we’ll pull back some of those lots. Instead of having 10 in that next subsecond section of that, maybe we have 50. Maybe we pull back some of those and we can develop those or we can have them build on them the same way they would be building the next door and then just deliver that house to us. And it’s never been more relevant for them to have a guaranteed buyer. So that conversation is there, Greg, and we will take a look at something like that.
Unidentified Analyst: All right. Yes, that’s good. That’s it for me. Just I think it’s awesome. I think right now is where having been a conservative company being responsible with capital, you’re going to win down the line by playing offense and being in a position to really capitalize on these things. So it’s good to see you guys start looking that way. And the previous 12 months was excellent. So I’m excited about the new developments. And I think, again, you can look at the overall macro situation. But I think given what you guys control, I think it matters a whole lot less than people might think. So I’m happy to see you guys kind of looking at things through that lens as well. So take it easy and I look forward to the next call.
Mark Harding: Great. Thanks.
Operator: . Our next question is coming from Bill Cunningham, who is an investor.
Unidentified Analyst: I actually have for starters, just a very basic financial presentation question for you. you earned $0.40 a share in the most recent fiscal year. The first 3 quarters were $0.17 a share, which I think means you had an absolutely fantastic final quarter of $0.23 per share. But it doesn’t appear that you actually lay out anywhere the actual numbers specifically for the fourth quarter, unless I’m missing something.
Mark Harding: You’re right, we don’t. And I apologize for that because it’s always helpful for us to take a look at quarter-over-quarter. In this particular case, and one of the things that the fourth quarter did for us that really boosted that up was the ability to — well, liquidity wise, it was the ability to get that next bond offering from the CAB, the delivery of all those finished lots. And so it was weighted into the finished lot category. So when we take a look at our builder agreements Three of the 4 builder agreements are lot delivery agreements where they pay us on that 1/3, 1/3, 1/3 principle. And the reason that, that fourth quarter, and it will always look like that on a quarterly presentation. It won’t always be the fourth quarter, but it will always look like we’d get this huge weight because one of our builders is a finished lot delivery. They pay a premium for that. But that’s why we’ll always wait in one of the delivery quarters.
Unidentified Analyst: Okay. I’m also looking at your Sky Ranch Co website, which it shows that 2 of the 4 builders in Phase 2 are simply coming soon, D.R. Horton and Lennar, so I’m wondering, is that actually updated that they’re not selling homes there yet? Or what’s the situation with those two?
