I am trying to find out what capital improvements go in which bucket for cost segregation depreciation. 

Where am I able to access the national database of all property records for free (e.g. address, homeowner, zipcode, etc)? 

Some of the advantages I see are access to the MLS, ability to see properties quicker and make offers quicker, and the opportunity for continuing education. 

Does it make sense to access the funds to buy another property even though it brings my first properties cash flow down? 

The comps are accurate but since I have MLS access I use that for my comps because there are pics.

And keep in mind I’m going to rehab It in about 6 months so it doesn’t make sense to do a ton of improvements such as replacing the carpet (which needs to be done).

When I went to see a real estate agent to look at some properties he mentioned to me the purchase+improvement mortgage which lenders now offer.

I'm in Cleveland and I do access to quite a bit of off market properties, also Columbus is pretty hot right now too.

They can get access to so much more in a house TIC than a condo, not to mention much less fees and sensible housemate-like rules.What do you guys think?

The CEO happens to be my friend and wants me to figure out how I can fit in the company so I just want to improve my chances and bring something of value to an already established team.Very Respectfully, Chanel A