If you're still shopping try David Maudlin at Indy Pro Inspections.  

The site should have, among other things; information about the home, the neighborhood (schools, shopping, etc), interactive virtual tours (where you can actually navigate through the property similar to google street view, not just the traditional "virtual tours" which are essentially glorified slideshows with background music/narration), video of a drone aerial property survey, CMA data and pricing justification, links to any press on the property, and a way to easily/discreetly inquire about the property or schedule a private viewing.Something else that I find is almost always advantageous is using the avenues provided by the neighborhood you are in to help sell the home.  

What does the owner who has exchanged into a $2 million shopping center that is no longer performing well exchange to?

You could get interest from a dog day care, floral shop, etc.  

I also need to shop around and see what the going rates are. 

@Clay SmithCall around to used appliance shops.  

Check check with a mortgage broker that can shop around loans and have access to several types of FHA programs.

Get your buyers criteria then go shopping for your buyers.RK

CSI BP style.Get a seasoned partner or have someone consign the loan.

You can easily find these using Meetup.com and there appear to be dozens in the Boston area (click on the link).Shopping for loans like this online offers no assurance that these individuals are licensed in your area or even reside in this country.