There is a common misconception about deleading cost and how it can be done.It varies from situation to situation, it could be as simply as covering hazardous element with some plywood or metal, or it could be some replacement doors/windows and making paint intact.

Common misconception is that DSCR loans are non-recourse because they can close in an LLC. 

Super negative attitude towards agents on this site and it makes NO sense.I think a lot of that has to do with people's misconception of what agents actually do.

I'd like to chime in on a couple of the common misconceptions that a lot of people here seem to have, both with education in general and with Renatus in particular.First, the concept that Renatus is MLM. 

A lot of people have a misconception on mentors some of whom may not even be mentors themselves.

Even though these issues are rare, professional real estate investors deal with unforeseen roadblocks frequently.I’d like to also address some other comments in this thread that I believe to be misconceptions.

PS - Commission rates were and are always negotiable, its a misconception that ONLY 6% could be charged or that it could no longer be charged  -- I wouldn't be shocked to still see 6% commission rates moving forward. 

By keeping borrowers informed at every stage, this method helps avoid misconceptions.  

It's a misconception that MFH is inherently better than SFH.

@Michael Plaks Check out this forum for a good laugh...single handedly points to everything wrong with the asset protection misconceptions most bigger pocket investors are guilty of.Anderson Business Advisers Asset Protection (biggerpockets.com)