Based on ARV (duh - after repair value), I didn't stop to think about the acronym (too stuck on FMV, which apprently isn't the same as ARV) that repair is already factored/computed and should not even be considered when you are talking about ARV. for the longest time, I've been focused on FMV, and only recently updated my own vocabulary. :) Thanks again for the patient response. haha..

I am an avid Cavaliers fan and Cleveland born and bred so saying anything but the championship isn't in my vocabulary.

Make sure you have your math nailed down and make sure your vocabulary is flawless. 

It felt like I was just studying terms and obscure vocabulary words.   

The are getting married later, want to be around social situations and close to friends (very close) But as soon as they settle down a little and the word "Baby" is uttered in the couples vocabulary it is off to "Burbs" My observation it is not the McMansions any longer.

If you want something with a little more fluff (you're using a lot of Kiyosaki vocabulary there ;-) ), go for The Millionaire Real Estate Investor.

They have lots of questions and vocabulary.

As an example, a good lawyer would have to be good at persuasion, research, finding clients, networking, and great vocabulary amongst the other things.There are obvious skills that are valuable in real estate like being “driven” or “resourceful” but I’m thinking in terms of something a bit more tangible.

So I hope you all will indulge me here. I just thought it would be a fun little excercise. I'd like for you to imagine this is a high school course called Introduction To Real Estate. The intention is to steer the stu...

You will always have problems with anything that "must have been there for a long time" and I would remove that from your vocabulary when speaking to the insurance company.