You can access them from either a PC or they have a great mobile app as well, both accessible remotely.

The new library being built right on Michigan and 63rd is a plus-Interior rehab looks good from the pictures I've seen-I'd be a little concerned with the roof and brick siding as it was built in the 50s.

And no sane person rents to a family instead of individuals in their own rooms and kisses away 30-50% of their revenue (by not renting out the living room, dining room, rec room, library, basement, etc, as bedrooms). 

@Mason PeacockYes, I use an app called DealCheck in the iTunes library and I like it a lot.

Paperport combines the scanning interface with file system management so you can control which folders the receipts are scanned to on your PC. 

The library of podcast should help you get familiar with the areas that interest you.

A commercial retail broker that works on larger properties in the millions to tens of millions in price usually do not have time to work with buyers on smaller retail condo type projects.ICSC has a book library you can research to see if there is material there you want to purchase and read for retail condo's.  

Which you can get those for free from a local library 

Explore the library of pod casts to get you up the learning curve.

It's been a great primer, and I've since gone to the library to learn a bit more in addition to picking up some recommended reading/listening from recommended books from the podcast.