Take a look through the BP "Files" section for sample deal/wholesaling packets (or search the forums), you'll find a bunch of examples and can get a feel for the types of info most people include.Personally, I want to see as many pictures/video as possible and as much info as I can get about the condition of the property.

I've been reading the usual roster of REI books, watched the many useful videos on YouTube and listened to the podcasts.

Hey BiggerPockets,I'm interested in starting my real estate investing with small apartment buildings (around 5-12 units) in the Pittsburgh area but am having a tough time finding real estate agents who excel with these property types.Any suggestions on generating leads and finding agents who specialize in this apartment building size?

Now to my question, is their any site/blog/video that explains majority of the terms or do I just have to write them down when I come across them and research them?

@Joshua Paul the answer to your question is that yes, this is an excellent idea!

For flips, I excel in valuing the as-is and as-repaired values and produce forward looking valuations based on market trends.

I heard MIT has an excellent Commercial RE program

Don’t inundate yourself with videos and workshops and meetings.

I have started my own research as well looking here on bigger pockets reading some estimating rehab articles and watching some videos.

I felt that my quantitative background can give me a great advantage because I probably spend more time on excel analysing and building models than most agents out there.