The engineer in me wants to do a 1 pager with quotes from industry examples and a example with numbers to emphasis the differences. :)

In terms of a lawsuit, the emphasis is on how aggressive was the landlord in terms of addressing the repair issue. 

(Before you've dug and poured your sixth hole the first poured hole is nearly ready to accept weight) *Build your new girders with glue/screws/ 1/2" plywood sandwiched 2x10's (will NEVER sag, plywood mandatory, emphasis on the word "mandatory").

I don't sell but must renew every few years with emphasis on new commonwealth and local laws.

@Deb Smith, my industry is stupid because we place so much emphasis on FICO scores. 

Emphasis of unemployment benefits is mine.

These folks do not seem to place much emphasis on the neighbor's failure to seek recourse through the authorities, instead suggesting the landlord should offer herself up as the first port of call to neighbors when an allegation of tenant misbehavior arises.Others would argue that the landlord has no such duty and that adults should behave rationally and, if necessary, permit the authorities to resolve such issues according to official processes.

If your course materials included practice exam questions, study those, and put emphasis on studying real estate ethics questions.

I am glad you put a lot of emphasis on damage control if there was to be a market downturn, as well as how to specifically insulate yourself to cover any unseen costs or market dips, i.e. sweat equity.

They put way to much emphasis on cash flow 3.