HuffPost Detroit: Loveland’s Paffendorf essays advice for county property auction
When Jerry Paffendorf is talking about Detroit properties and tax foreclosure auction in the same sentence, we’re listening.
An excerpt:
Let’s strap on our Detroit x-ray glasses at whydontweownthis.com, look at what’s happening with the 20,000 properties at the Wayne County Tax Foreclosure Auction, and get real about improving land use strategies, informing the public, advertising the problems and dealing with all the properties left behind.
Well said. Here’s the rest of the story.
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