I'm going to do as you did and since there is a lot of vocabulary, I'm going to make the flash cards, like Danielle suggested.

Ryan please tell me your talking about hancocks vocabulary and not mine...I barely spell one syllable words right

I love the fact that my vocabulary is already miles away from most people I associate with, yet there's still so much I don't know.

This strange world of real estate is fascinating and terrifying, I have no experience beyond buying a home the traditional way.I'm trying to learn everything I can - vocabulary, strategy, rules & regulations - so I can more effectively do my job (and possibly set up a retirement for myself).

Consequently, I expanded my vocabulary in those years with words like "smedium", "cat", and "whodi".In short, my entire public school experience was a joke - including college.SCHOOL IS WHAT YOU MAKE OF IT, and often times parents dont instill the appropriate sense of respect and importance of education.In generations past, school was seen as a way to prosperity, an opportunity.

So remove ARV from your vocabulary when dealing with multi-fam properties.  

We only want two things, deals and money.Two of the most of important words in the investors vocabulary DEALS and MONEY.

Basically what @Eric Mayer, is doing:  First eliminate the word flip from your vocabulary. 

I have also taken the initiative to get my real estate license (through licensesolution.com) as a way to get more immersed into the vocabulary, laws, etc.

(Book you received + RE apps + online practice exams + vocabulary + study partner, etc.)