Throughout my life, I made many very bad investments, but was never afraid to cut my losses so I could move my money to something more fruitful.I learned at a young age that it is better to not get emotional when you get into bad business deals.

I am afraid of getting scammed. 

I am afraid I've already overdone it on the evidence gathering - lol - but am taking a breather this and next week and letting my PM dive in and fill in some memory gaps I have bc he was the hands-on guy.

I’m afraid of having any damage done by the cats, even if it is just the morning.

Don't be afraid to negotiate!

REALTOR - should not be afraid of the 203k, needs to know how to make the seller be comfortable with accepting an offer using a 203k loan, and needs to know the HUD verbiage to included in your purchase contract.

(Eg: Last month, after she advised me that I won't be able to do a cash refi in my rental, another banker at Keybank gave me a pretty good deal and I'm currently doing a refinance).I'm planning to look in to commercial retail properties, I'm afraid that I'd be hurting my chances with Keybank if i go through her (she had rejected a loan application last year also).So my question is, what banks might be better, and offer the best chances, before actually applying for a loan?

There is probably something wrong with it that your typical home buyer is afraid of, but that as an investor you can capitalize on.

Or if you know any real estate clubs or groups that I can join don't be afraid to pass it over. 

@Angelique CraigI’m afraid you paid over retail for an investment property.