Columbus is getting a lot of attention right now because of the chip plant that is planned to go in in the area.

I also have worked with realtors in Columbus and with the Intel Investment in New Albany Ohio with what will become the largest chip manufacturer in the world there is a lot of price appreciation that will be coming to that area.

Oak leaf. 

So just quit responding If you want to be successful in real estate (wholesaling or otherwise) you have to be able to get along with people and not have a chip on the shoulder.

Most seasoned investors here have told you it’s not, others have laid it out for you why it’s not, countless notable investors agree it’s not… heck if you think a car is an investment asset go buy cars, buy and hold a new one and then let us know how it works out for you… you seem to have a chip on your shoulder when someone tells you that your primary is a not a cash flowing asset… Idk what to tell you… can’t make this stuff up.. you win.  

Its not a hardwood floor, it look like a (very thin) veneer over some kind of chip board.The veneer looks very thin.Might be bug holes, but your exterminator says no bugs.If it were mine I would take an exacto and shave some veneer off of an extra piece and use some wood glue to replace the missing parts.The veneer looks very thin (fragile at the edges maybe)...this could be a problem over time on other parts of the floor.Here is a comparison, hardwood is on the top, veneer is on the bottom.Good Luck!

Intel is investing $20 billion to build chip manufacturing plants in Licking County, which is projected to create 30,000 new jobs.

@Dustin Oaks - it doesn't surprise me that realtors aren't responding to these kinds of requests (even though they do seem easy & simple enough from our perspective).Similar to what others have said above, most real estate professionals need a good reason to respond to phone and email solicitations (especially email).

It scares most people away and it is a great bargaining chip.

Pensco is the big outfit in San Francisco that I would qualify as blue chip and most reliable, but they also charge % of asset fees.Good Luck to All!