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Which single real estate topic covered in this course you found to be most interesting and/or informative? Please explain why in a couple sentences. Is there a particular topic we covered that you found irrelevant? Is there a particular topic that wasn’t covered, which you expected to be covered in this intro course? Please explain.

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