Originally posted by @Edward Liu:Typically appraiser will try to get close to what your buying price so you can qualify for loans. 

Yes, you will have to update documentation, but thats what I mean by pre-approval is a concept, and as long as you have an understanding of that concept and you don't screw up your numbers, your pre-approval doesn't expire, really.  

@Edward Cervantes, thank you for your input and ideas for me to look into.

I was shocked when my brokers (been with two different brokerages) mentioned this, because in my corporate job deadlines are deadlines; I can't call my Finance Committee and ask them to push back a meeting because I do not have the presentation prepared.This per diem concept was news to me, as I haven't experienced it previously in other transactions that had minor delays.

It's a starter book, and you will become acquainted with concepts and terms while being inspired by Brandon's enthusiasm. 

I'm just getting started in REI, but have been able to apply his concepts to discussions I've had with lenders, realtors, other investors, etc.The Richest Man in Babylon" keeps coming up on the BP podcast.

Innovative in concept but not so much in execution. 

Between my experience remodeling and building houses and what I’ve learned about flipping houses, I feel like I have a grasp on the basic concepts.

Maybe someone can help me understand the concept of equity in the wholesaling process  more.

I am only about 90 podcast deep and am wondering if this concept is still solid?