Besides doing a bit more research on land sales and giving you wholesale advice, Have you spoken to the building department?

I have gone back and forth with their support department.

I get referred to a local credit union's commercial department, they do an appraisal and low and behold they tell me the property appraised for $86,000.

Theres a lot of information on the department of consumer affairs website.

I get referred to a local credit union's commercial department, they do an appraisal and low and behold they tell me the property appraised for $86,000.

@Joey Freda your best resource will be the Rhode Island Association of Realtors.I'm not sure if you can do the pre-license classes completely online, but at the bottom of that page is contact information where you can definitely find out the answer on that.For the full list of requirements to become a RI real estate salesperson see the RI Department of Business Regulation Real Estate section, especially the Requirements/Application for Real Estate Salespersons doc.I think there's a lot to be said for doing the pre-license courses in-person but if you're dead set on online classes only, RIAR isn't the only provider and you could contact some of the other ones on the DBR approved schools list.Just be sure that they actually offer pre-license courses (as opposed to continuing ed courses) online.

Quick update: I was able to find what I needed by reaching out to the Code Department at Sandusky City Hall.

Also, after my VRBO guests have departed, I always follow up with a message that they can contact me directly if they would prefer to book that way in the furture.

Check with permit department and see if any other property has been built on since the "ban".

Speak to the commercial lending department.