You should  start with researching those topics to help narrow down what your most interested in and what you want to do in commercial RE.Depending on the direction you want to go you can get a job with a commercial brokerage, management firm, investment or development  firm.If you want to become an investor or developer you can start with educating yourself in the space then become a passive investor in some deals, JV with an operator or hire a mentor to teach you.

@William Riley People throw around the word mentor quite a bit, without being cognizant of the fact that they need to bring something of value to the person they want to mentor them.

I am in need of some mentoring and coaching to do this.

Pretty soon you have a mentor.  

You can start searching for mentors here on BiggerPockets too!

I have personally used them several times, I believe he also has an attorney, Ashley Wilson, that can assist you with pulling title/docs etc for a flat fee.I have no association with the company but can vouch for Joe, he was my mentor when I first started and we have become friends.Mark https://investorstitleservicesllc.com

We strongly believe in mentoring others and doing all of our deals above board.

As I learned from a mentor that a lot of other people "have" including myself as well is everything on that course the information, the processes, even the citations are all information you can find either on bigger pockets, the internet or books.

I will add you to my mentor list.

I'm new to the Real estate world and I'm looking for mentors to lead me.