Well said.I have had a few out of state investors reach out with these types of misconceptions and it's so easy to think "Orlando" is all the same.

However, one common misconception is that these only come as balloons or ARMs but there are actually some great 30 year fixed options on small balance commercial deals like this right now.

First of all bleach only kills mold on hard surfaces (terrible misconception out there).On porous surfaces the bleach will appear to have killed the mold but the roots are still active waiting to regenerate.

A common misconception we hear over and over again is that experienced investors pay less for properties or need to buy them deeper.

I read a lot of misconceptions about  buying in Hawaii, so I figured I'd clear up some of the basic Stuff:1.

In areas with a mature solar market basically all the RE agents understand how solar works and are able to sell solar-powered homes for a premium, but in areas where the solar market is still developing there remain some RE agents who don’t like it or have misconceptions about its value, mostly due to solar adding a layer of complexity that they haven’t figured out how to navigate yet.

This is 100% wrong and a common misconception.

A common misconception is that once you own the property financing will be easier.  

And I don't want to take the chance on those 2 budget-killing items.Also, it's a misconception that you can't perform inspections when a house is sold as-is.

Here's the issue, or misconception or cloudy part, for me, perhaps others; that you have done 50 Sub-2 deals in short sales.