I also have a YT channel and a year ago I posted "Knowing how to invest in real estate the right way will put you in profit"with one coming up soon to be posted about wholesaling real estate misconceptions. 

I was under the misconception that I was wisely avoiding HML rates by using my own cash.

It's a common misconception that sec. 179 can only be applied to commercial property. 

I believe one of the biggest misconceptions is that landlords feel they are able to purchase a property and jack rents immediately and everyone will agree and stay.

I know there are a lot of misconceptions about Section 8 tenants and Section 8 properties overall, but the more I learn, it seems to be a relatively misjudged realm of real estate.

This is a huge misconception and disappointment to many newer investors out there.

Just a few months ago I thought real estate investing was out of reach, due to the misconception that a TON on money was needed to get started.

These are probably way off from what real investors would do, so I encourage you all correct any misconceptions and add your thoughts on these steps.

There's a misconception that you need an A class property to have low vacancies and stable tenants.

There seems to be many misconceptions of the entity one should interface with.