I would not be shocked (lol no pun intended) if the ground is broken along the way somewhere.

I was in shock.

My property taxes are higher for a 2 bed 1 bath SFR in Indianapolis so that shocked me. 

The guy calls me back, mostly because he was shocked and frankly concerned, because he is the sort of investor who has gone to great lengths to hide his identity from everyone for all the typical reasons.

Our property is steps from the beach in Wells ,Me.Our listings just launched ( 2 cottages on 1 parcel of land ) & we were very pleased with the price but are also very wary it might squeeze out potential renters. ( i believe we gave prior renters sticker-shock when we told them it was now available to rent online.

I wouldn't be shocked if they wanted to order another appraisal on their own. 

After years of telling me he was going to die with it so he didn't have to pay capital gains he shocked me one day by saying he was ready to sell and wanted to hold a 90% note.

I would be shocked if the damage to this unit wasn't followed very soon by the same damage to other units...as the water finds its way around and takes a tour of your building.

I know a lot more "pre-foreclosures" listed on Zillow...I was quite shocked to see that many defaults these days .....

Mine was extreme and I was shocked they accepted, but it really helps (or gets you out of an iffy deal).