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To: MoneyPenny who wrote (1983)	12/11/2013 12:11:18 PM
From: John Vosilla	Respond to of 2722

A common structure would begin to fall apart as water eventually leaks into the roof, erodes the wood and rusts the nail, he wrote. Without intervention, many of Detroit's abandoned structures would eventually succumb to nature's elements. At least in FL we have people migrating in from many places so our properties are never abandoned for too long. Many bring their wealth with them others immigrating from third world countries. Detroit attracts little of either..Michigan overall I thought was much nicer than folks who have never teen there think.. I can only imagine what would happen to our buildings down here if vacant as long as Detroit with this climate?