Unfortunately, I have a very limited vocabulary (I'm a finance guy - I need numbers!). 

Thread count bed sheets and fluffy bath towels are not in my vocabulary. 

@David Martin maybe I'm misunderstanding the vocabulary. 

Full disclosure is the name of the game, and you need to ingrain it into your vocabulary.

What’s unfolding today in the age of the coronavirus undoubtedly will add to that insider vocabulary, and then some.A Business Journals analysis of the commercial real estate market identified 4,600 properties nationwide securing $30 billion in commercial mortgage-backed securities, or CMBS, debt coming due in the next six months.

Hope all is well with everyone during this latest challenge.I was thinking is it time to change the vocabulary and create an improved public face for landlords by changing the term itself.

I'm lucky that full time job allows me to WFH so that's taken up a big chunk of my time, but for self educating, I've attended a couple of virtual meetups and I'm currently switching between:The Canadian Landlord Guide - Expert Advice to Become a Profitable RE Investor BT's The Book on Investing in RE with No Money DownMy wife and I have also been playing a lot of Scrabble so maybe that counts as self education if my vocabulary gets better?

As soon as you start hearing a client use bigger pockets type terms, like "house hacking" or "brrrr" or "1% rule," you want them with a LO on biggerpockets.com, no one else knows or uses this peculiar vocabulary, ideally you want everyone speaking the same language.

I do remember one quote from one the early podcasts one of them had said something along the lines of  "to upgrade your life, upgrade your vocabulary"  I don't remember the exact quote, but it stuck with me and I agree that understanding the vocabulary in real estate business is imperative.

Saving a few dollars using a mail house isn't in my vocabulary.