I kid you not, with the most matter of fact straight face and a raised eyebrow as if to say "well duh" he says, there cleaning up from the goat.... i say "the goat" which is honestly just my mouth moving on auto pilot because my eyes are locked in shock and horror at what I am seeing, they broke me, I am broken. he says "Yeah, the goat, it was a wedding party, we have the goat for the wedding, we killed it, gutted it, now I am cleaning it out". 

That’s my goal as well, and I got the biggest possible place I could with the fha, and was shocked my bid got accepted.

It would’ve been a shock to find out that the HML doesn’t get dispensed until after.

I talk with families all the time about probate, and they're shocked to hear that there are companies out there that will do all the documentation for them, that aren't attorneys and don't charge high retainers.

What's frustrating is that appraisers (like everyone else) are a bit shocked at how high prices have gone in the Smoky's and they're actively trying to tamp it down.

From an actuarial standpoint, I would be completely shocked if there was any data to support a greater risk of claims based on the length of a tenant's lease.

I was shocked when he told me little it cost (well, relatively little)That is great advice you give too about the water damage side of it.

@Antoine Pippens I am shocked with the spread from 16k to 220k - good for you.

It was an initial shock to the tenant but they eventually agreed to the terms and that's what worked for me.

I have worked on some houses over the years that I am shocked that they have stood around this long, seeing some of the framing and the failures before they knew certain things we now know with modern building science and product/technique innovation.