If yes, what do you think the 20% of topics would be that would cover 80% of the Real Estate owner needs?

Interested in this topic as well.

Underwriting a property for rental or seller financing is a huge topic that I wouldn't be able to do justice to in a quick form post.

It provides a short, basic explanation of many of the concepts that you will need in your real estate career using easy to understand language, and once you understand those basics you can begin doing more in depth research on some of the topics.  

Good topic.

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@Stetson Gatlin it is a wide topic you are asking about.

Had posted a BP post while I was in the process of rehab, read it as well to get more context.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/597/topics/810809-my-current-brrrr-deal-in-progress-and-need-contractor-references?

Just like the topic says!