The lack of web/mobile has been bugging me since I have to be at my PC or Remote into it to do updates.I also use Tellus which is free but the lack of web (it is iOS/Android only) bugs me too, as it makes document management a pain and hurts with older folks that may not be on a device to download there app (which means no request/billing communication).

I'm so glad newer versions of iOS are cleaning that up.  

***The seller has no debt on the property Offer 1: $375,000 (Bank Financing)Offer 2: $375,000 (Seller Financing)- 10% Downpayment ($37,500)- Loan Amount: $337,500- 3 Year Term - 5% Annual Rate - Guarantee 2 years of IO payments ($16,875 each year so $33,750 total) Can someone explain the differences in taxes the seller would pay on Offer 1 Vs.

I'll turn the question on you, why do you want the note to be IO? 

However, I have seen that lenders ask for a higher down payments with IO.

Blanket loan options5, 7, 10, 30 year terms plus I/O available660 FICO for every guarantorEach property value must be $125K minimumPrograms offer $500K or $250K minimum loanRefi should debt service and is 70-75%LTVProperties should be stable and rented no value adds or work needed

I tried downloading the bigger pockets app on my iPhone and I am not able to find it, anyone else having the same issue?

Hey everyone I believe I have had a recommendation for a HELOC with CACU here in Kansas City and I think they have a great product but it is not I/O payments.

What i'm struggling with is whether it's worth trying to do a non-recourse portfolio rental loan that combines all these into one loan. advantages are mainly that i get to wipe off the recourse nature off the record, can structure a 10-year IO period and ARM after that; however, the cost to complete is meaningful - 1% origination fee, $2-4k closing fees, new title policies cost of $15k or so, higher coupons of 4.3% +/-, prepay penalties and non-assumable, probably more difficult to selloff properties individually.

What i'm struggling with is whether it's worth trying to do a  non-recourse portfolio rental loan that combines all these into one  loan. advantages are mainly that i get to wipe off the recourse nature  off the record, can structure a 10-year IO period and ARM after that; however, the cost to complete is meaningful - 1% origination fee, $2-4k closing fees, new title policies cost of $15k or so, higher coupons of 4.3% +/-, prepay penalties and non-assumable, probably more difficult to selloff properties individually.