The key is to avoid a low appraisal in the first place -- once the appraisal comes in low, there's a very, very good chance there's nothing you can do about it at that point.Here's a controversial post I wrote on the topic last year:http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2011/01/19/controlling-and-conquering-your-appraisals/Btw, second appraisals are much easier than the first (assuming the first came in at contract price or higher) -- just hand a copy of the first appraisal to the second appraiser and say, "You're doing a second appraisal for this property, as this is an FHA loan.

Conquer them and rest will fall into place quite easily, almost as if "by magic".Disclosure: I have no relationship of any kind with Robert Kiyosaki or the Rich Dad organization.

One self limiting belief that took me over a decade to conquer was the courage to fail.

If you have the funds for the downpayment and at least five figures in savings left over to conquer any capital expenses that arise, DO IT!  

For most they evolve over time as they must conquer fears, lack of knowledge and funding requirements.  

I pull all the comps, then my wife divide and conquer and hit all the local municipalities and present our case.

Theatre--learn how to listen and conquer fear. 

We're conquering the Partials play first and that should be done in the near future. 

I guess I have an unpopular investing strategy to begin with 😅 Good luck out there and conquer!!!

However, some people read these BRRRR books and think they’re going to get most of their money out to conquer go the world in real estate.