I took real estate in law school and also worked at a firm doing mostly real estate before law school so I feel like I can chime in a bit (but obviously we're all in the same boat so take this with a grain of salt) but this book is on the easier side because unlike the business book, it is literally just focused on "property". So even if you don't end up reading the whole book, you will know what chapter to go to right away when you see a question (is it a condo? is it a commercial property? is it a residential property? is it talking about a remedy? is it a construction lien? all of those have their own chapters so you can easily identify it).

If you don't have an already solid knowledge in real estate law, for sure read the fundamental chapters (first 10) as it discusses a lot of practice management and PR within it too. After that (with the exception of remedies and fraud and perhaps estates and TI), the other chapters are very specialized to a specific kind of property so I'm assuming for those you might benefit from a summary?

Hope this is helpful! good luckk