I have this misconception that realtors and investors are separated by a stream...it seems that working together would be the ABSOLUTE last resort for both parties.

I'd love to clear a few things up here because theres alot of misconceptions about HVAC #1 price is fairly irrelevant to any given part of the country.

It's a popular misconception that moving a property into a LLC violates the due-on-sale clause, @Tom S.

With the economic uncertainty that we're facing, landlords will have peace of mind by bringing in a program recipient with guaranteed rent.There are some negative misconceptions associated with program recipients.

This is an important step, because there’s a dangerous misconception amongst tenants these days that they don’t need to pay rent and cannot be evicted.

This is an important step, because there’s a dangerous misconception amongst tenants these days that they don’t need to pay rent and cannot be evicted.Put your attention on lease renewals and on those tenants who have leases that will end in the next 3-4 months.

Otherwise, until you have a bunch of properties or significant assets, there's no real advantage.To clear up a misconception in your post: Your LLC will not be able to get a mortgage.

That's NOT an eviction and no court action required unless they won't leave.Another misconception is that people can't be evicted because the courts are closed.

Another common misconception on BP.

Except what you've described here, is a common misconception of what a strategy really is.Holding, flipping and even Seller Financing are not strategies.