Will they loose there shirt, or will they just miss out on adding an extra million to their conglomerate coffer?

If the city is going to allow someone to get away with having nasty blighted property they need to open all their books to a fine tooth comb to prove they would really loose their shirts.

Contrary to the sob stories most of these properties are not owned by some guy who was laid off and who is upside down on the property just trying to make ends meet.

Why would anyone stand up for conglomerate slum lords?