it's a big misconception that an LLC or Corp will provide "asset protection" automatically.

Please keep in mind off-market deals are not necessarily good deals, this is a common misconception.

I’d be happy to discuss with you 1031 requirements, common misconceptions, causes of disqualified exchanges, etc. if you are interested.

I've helped nearly 200 California homeowners interested in ADUs and I'd say the #1 misconception is cost. 

The deposit you are looking for will be very unlikely...foremost, CMHA won't permit it...the tenants in the program do not have the cash reserves even if it were permissible, and the programs that aid with deposit assistance have too many constraints.I think working with voucher tenants is a misconception perpetuated by people that do not have voucher tenants...I've worked with the metro housing authorities in Franklin and Fairfield counties and rented to voucher tenants for a couple years now and never had an issue.

I believe this is a huge common misconception.

There seems to be a misconception that this is easy and banks and hedge funds will sell to anyone who asks nicely.

Its housing but very different than real estate.The myths and misconceptions have kept competition out of this market.

But as I say, I'm sure I'll have a few beginners misconceptions to be corrected by experienced investors.Anyway, that's who I am in short, and I'm glad to be on board.

I've always dreamt of being able to own RE and make a living off of it, but through misconceptions and vague explanations I was steered away thinking I couldn't do so without large sums of money and good credit.