"A legal suit of this nature drains the resources of a company," [Morrison] said. "The cost to the operation is that it takes cash that would otherwise be injected back into the project and thus, ultimately, it hurts our tenants. Our mission is to provide affordable housing, and we will continue doing so. She is asserting the Olympus has somehow injured her financially. We don't know how she concluded that, nor do we know the sum, although there was a fairly creative calculation in the demand letter. One assumes that, if we pay her something, everything will go away. In fact, I don’t believe Laura has thought this through. We are not going away. Our tenants are who they are, they won’t change and the building is properly zoned for the specific use. There will still be noise on Pacific and there will still be drugs being done somewhere nearby; thus we assume she wants money to bail her out of a poor business decision."