There is a misconception that investing is simply mailbox money.

It's a common misconception that platforms such as Airbnb has $1M policy for host protection. 

Try looking at: The Most Common Misconceptions of Investing in Real Estate

It's a huge misconception that wholesaling is a good way to get started in the industry...plus there are enough mediocre wholesalers to go around.

I think walking through this at the most basic level is helpful for all the misconceptions out there.

A common misconception for beginners is that you need have all your ducks in a row before you contact your lender.

For starters, the 2 year history just means we have to document what you've been doing the last 2 years, not that you've had to have the same job for 2 years. this is a common misconception. that 2 year solid timeline mainly applies to self employment... along with how your income would be calculated if it's not a consistent salary or full-time 40 hours per week. more in this below.

In addition to all the misconceptions you may each bring to your business you will have to deal with all the problems that can arise from a poor partnership.

I like that there is a misconception by folks about mobile homes because it makes it easier for me to buy them.

I think there is a huge misconception about how important the cap rate when you buy is.