While you're at it, retain records of all your interactions with her.

(usually parks under 40 spaces) However, don't expect to get much more than a person who collects rent, interacts with the other tenants, and puts eyes and ears on the park.

He does extraordinary work at a great price, but I have to plan ahead for him to be able to fit me in his schedule so I'm just shopping around for talent. 

As in the restaurants, the people I've interacted with, the surrounding areas, etc.

I guess my real interest is how do seller financed deals typically interact with private money loans as far as first and second positions.

I am a professional economic developer in the City of Rockville, so I have decent knowledge of the commercial real estate industry due to my interactions with brokers and landlords. 

I appreciate the feedback and interaction.

The more people you interact with and immerse yourself into the real estate world, the more you will embody the knowledge.

@Emmanuel Cedeno the Rhode Island Association of Realtors (rirealtors.org) is a great place to start.You’ll need to take a mandatory 40 hour pre-license class for new agents and while you may possibly be able to take the class elsewhere, I do recommend taking them in person from RIAR since it’s very “educational” to also interact with your fellow new Realtors.If you already know an agent or two, ask them if they really like their brokers.

Substantial services do not include the furnishing of heat and light, the cleaning of public areas, trash collection, and such.When extraordinary services are provided, the rental is treated as a trade or business and reported on Schedule C regardless of the average rental period.