There is love even for those with messy property

</element><element id="paragraph-1" type="body"><![CDATA[To the Editor:

In response to "Problem property -- problem property or problem people?"

For somebody looking for a problem seems to me they're the problem, not the property.

When I read this, felt like biting nails, I know this property and this gentleman and know he has worked very hard to fix his place up, so if the place looked as bad as you say and claim why didn't you get out of your air-conditioned car and knock his door and knock his door and offer help?

Why didn't you pray for their problem instead of putting it in the paper?

If it is an eyesore like you claim, why don't you help by offering to make it better.

And you say you drove out of your way to look at it because you don't even live near there. So how I see it if you don't offer to help, then it ain't his fault if house values go down.

You say you have compassion, Jesus had more compassion. Jesus would have helped the gentleman.

Have you thought maybe the man is poor?

Maybe neighbors could help fix the place up. If more people minded their own business, Harrisburg would be a better place to live.

I will say an extra prayer about this issue tonight and in the morning will go and see what I can do for this gentleman. Remember, God loves us all. Even the ones with messy properties.

Jonathon Stewart

Harrisburg