@Joe Gore You are correct that is why I did more investigating before I jumped to conclusions.

I guess it really comes down to your final conclusion over the next year or so.

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My conclusion working in a day job has been we are owed nothing, we are hired guns, we are only owed the last two weeks of pay and seniority means little.  

If you come to the right conclusion you are really not wasting your time.

When someone jumps to the conclusion to just replace a whole house due to one room and not being able to find matching carpet is kind of over the top.

This is my conclusion from all my reading DO NOT BUY THE HOUSE unless seller removes it or you will be taking a big risk. 

After spending six years in the Corps, I've come to the conclusion that I'm tired of working for other people, and definitely do not want to be working a 9-5 for the rest of my life. 

Shameful behavior in my opinion.In conclusion we closed on the deal 2 weeks later after all documents were ready for closing and I was glad this ordeal was over. 

There's a lot of talk about both Cleveland and Columbus, but I'm wondering if anyone has studied/invested in both markets and come to a solid conclusion of which one is better/preferred, and why?