Their response was that they wish they had a desktop way of logging on and getting setup. 

Anyway, two of the three lenders used desktop underwriting, which came in with much lower values than I expected.  

Easy to work with, lend everywhere, responsive and in some cases a desktop appraisal.

SCCU used a desktop underwriting process, which valued the house waaay lower. 

Note: The following works on the desktop version of the site, I'm not familiar with the mobile app.In the main search bar, enter the term or phrase you're looking for and click Enter or the magnifying glass.1) On the search results page, there are several subsections.

I prefer the quickbooks desktop (mostly because I am used to doing everything from my computer), however we use the online because we are always moving around and in different places at the same time or different time, so to stay on top of all the different transactions and expenses we use online to utilize as we go versus waiting to get to our laptop to input all our receipts and data.

As a quit my IT job guy (thanks to passive income >> FI) I caution to not go with a desktop/pc based business tool where if the pc/laptop blew up was stolen you'd loose data.  

QuickBooks Desktop or QuickBooks Online.

If I go to the desktop version I can see your post.

No it doesn't matter. 99% of software you're going to use is web based or, even if desktop based, will work on both.