I believe they have a subscription system however from what I recall it's a little bit expensive and is not very user friendly.You can pull the public data from the various websites and then go and extrapolate everything, but unless you've got a pretty good programmer who can build out some engines to go scrape everything you will end up doing a lot of that mining manually.

I just recently graduated from college with a degree in Mechanical Engineering, and am currently working in construction.

@Brandon Temples Yes I am an engineer and tend to overthink new things I get into but I typically try to look at the worst case scenario  work backwards.

My name is Rick Reeves and I am originally from Michigan, but now reside in Colorado Springs, CO.Background:  I have an engineering and computer background along with an MBA I've never really used. 

I'm currently a project manager at an engineering firm.

I grew up in the triad area of NC before ultimately ending up in Raleigh for engineering school - I'm a mechanical engineer by profession. 

Additionally during the walk through she mentioned car engine trouble and obviously it was expensive and stressing her out.So this was fairly easy denial - I do not want potentially late rent and to put someone in position where they are in over their head.

With a proper engineer based cost segregation study, you can accelerate that amount of depreciation, which is now eligible for 50% or 100% Bonus depreciation.

Contact a local architect/engineer for a detailed consultation specific to your project/locale.  

If you're leaving a software engineering job to learn how to be a Kirby vacuum cleaner salesman, with thoughts that you'll open your own Kirby business, I'd say don't touch anything and learn to be as frugal as possible.