Evictions are not a solution, it's a novice misconception that an eviction is any kind of solution, it's not, eviction is a last ditch action to end a tenancy in a very high conflict manner.

I made that a new post:https://www.biggerpockets.com/...A huge problem with REI is a gross misconception of what the roles of cash flow and equity really are,...at at least should be. 

Jacob, there seems to be a big misconception about "off market deals".

I wanted to clear up a common misconception about FHA loans that I recently learned that may be of value to you.

A common misconception is that many people think you can only use an FHA loan once for your first home purchase to put 3-5% down.

There is a misconception between the purchase price and interest rates from the way that I see it.

Low-income and Section 8 housing is a segment of the market that many investors dismiss entirely based on common misconceptions such as a) all of these properties are located in "war zones" and b) that the tenants come with more baggage and are more difficult to deal with than, say, young professionals. 

For me, I work full-time outside of real estate (making a solid income), I have no background in construction or a trade, I was looking to get into real estate while limiting the time required to manage the investment (turnkey is not completely hands off, this is a common misconception), and I was looking to invest out of state.

@Parris TaylorThere is a misconception that creating an LLC will entitle you to deductions that you are not entitled to without an LLC.However, a Corporation does provide some tax relief with a possible reduction in payroll taxes.Most people think CPA's just file tax returns but in reality we are the professionals who are eligible to answer questions like this.

It is a misconception that hotels are extremely risky.