BRCA1 and 2

Do "they" know which breast cancers are most common with the genes? For instance, if you are BRCA+, but do not have any disease, can they predict which kind of cancer to expect should you get it down the road, particularly based on your mutation, so they know what to be looking for?  I do realize that there are hundreds of mutations that can cause different kids of breast cancer on these genes, I just wondered if there are any that stand out, like a "top-ten". I don't know if there have been any studies, but thought maybe someone might have a general answer... Just curious...Thank you!