Also, there is a misconception that all people in foreclosure want to sell.

Please correct me on anything that is incorrect or a misconception here.

A lot of times, first time investors have the misconception that just because a market is not a strong cash-flow area, then all the properties are a bad investment.

Its a misconception that the buyer's agent commission will dissuade buyer interest in seeing the property, however it COULD result in a lower offer if the Buyer's Agent has an agreement with the buyer to make up the difference between what they are charging (usually 2.5-3.0%) and what the co-op commission is.I personally see no concerns with signing a listing agreement with a 3.5/2.5 commission structure.

That's a big misconception about accelerated depreciation and cost segregation: many think it's only applicable on large commercial properties costing over $5MM, while it actually applies to virtually every commercial and rental property placed in service since 1987. 

You can only have one FHA loan at a time.This is a very common misconception that FHA is the only low downpayment option out there, and why so many new investors go to it when they don't have the proper guidance from their lender or Realtor.

I think it is a common misconception that hard money borrowers are not bankable.

It can even be used for multiple properties in specific cases.No monthly MI, 0% down, lower rates.There are a lot of misconceptions when it comes to VA loans, so make sure you reach out to a good lender that will go over all the benefits and bust any myths that you may have heard.Best of luck!

You want to understand how these work, how they integrate and how you validate an investor in your funnel legally.Time Required: The misconception of the investor portal/syndication software is that it will save you time. 

I wanted to get feedback on how this concept works if it works at all There are a lot of misconceptions of getting business credit for real estate company.