When confronted with adversity it sticks it's head in the ground and just waits for the trouble to go away.

I have already overcome my fear of talking to homeowners when I first tried to start wholesaling.

Will banks, who gave me loan on these rental properties or primary home will have any objections, if so, any ideas how to overcome those. 4. 

I am risk adverse, at least I think I am and the risks taken were calculated risks. 

The problem is if you do not do your homework, you can get stuck in a cheaper property that is in the wrong area and the losses, vacancy and vandalism will be a perpetual loss that will be insurmountable to overcome.  

Generally speaking a detention pond will not adversely affect a house's value provided the pond is maintained properly. 

If you are risk adverse real estate, (especially out of state) is not for you.

If the answer is real estate be prepared to put in a lot of sweat equity with long hours (as in any business) and be ready to overcome obstacles on the way.

According to Dodd Frank law, if you reject an applicant based on low/ poor credit, you must provide the adverse action notice provided by your credit check company.

Im trying to overcome this fear I have read so many books and I want to start taking paths of action.