I found this helpful:A cloud on a title in real estate vocabulary can be interpreted into the Latin phrase, caveat emptor.

I apologize for my lack of vocabulary.

. §2A:156A-4(d)) makes it illegal to intercept any communication, with the exception that the person be a party in the conversation, or give consent.Video surveillance is not covered unless you capture hearing impaired communication through sign language, which a NJ apt complex found out the hard way when a Jury awarded a deaf couple $750,000 plus court and attorney fees for violating the above statue  Sorry, but I'm not do good with high vocabulary,  lolAre you saying that it's illegal to put security cameras in my building? 

My last word of advice:  remove the word "failure" from your vocabulary.

Trust is a word I leave out of my vocabulary when bidding or accepting a job.

I'm really struggling with this ARV vocabulary.

Learn the vocabulary. http://www.reiclub.com/real-estate-terms.php#top3. 

They rationalize it with positive spin that is completely based on future events they have no control over.Rationalization is the most expensive word in the REI vocabulary. 

@Brian GibbonsI'm adding cavalier to my vocabulary Brian, and all this time I thought it was a car. 

I've been reading every book I can find on Amazon or at the used book stores, listening to countless podcasts and studying real estate vocabulary and strategies.