But the most common misconception of people starting out is that they can do "some of the work themselves" to save money.

I read through some of the posts by "members" and there is a lot of misconception about how banks, loans & lending, deeds, sellers and courts actually work.

There is a lot of misconception about cap rate, it is often misused as a performance metric which leads to questions such as “what’s a good cap rate?”

Reagarding month-to-month, yes that's a misconception...

There's a common misconception that they travel in groups and like to share a house.

Okay, let me remove my palm from my face to type a response...This is a common misconception.

I think there is a common misconception that when you say "single mom" you think of poverty/low education/low income.

However, it's crucial to address some misconceptions and offer a more nuanced perspective on syndication as a viable investment option.Firstly, let's clarify the role of syndicators in real estate investment.

This is, actually, a common misconception in the midterm rental space: vacancy rates are high.

@Pete BarrowI think the slumlord thing is a misconception for many properties (not all).