It syncs very well for iphone at least and if a cold lead calls you back iOS recognizes it with name in mojo.

This is a theoretical deal:Seller Financing 32 Units $2,500,000 deal.I put 10% Down ($250,000) at 5% I/O for 2 years.My annual debt for these two years is $112,500. 

@William Garcia nowadays non hard money I/O loans are hard to come by in residential real estate (especially now as non QM loans are frozen at most banks due to the pandemic).

id=com.alcazarinnovations.ires&fbclid=IwAR2dEix9N0RzdgFQFBOGxymTzn3wWwHQFA1_y6Zil-0guvTX7qP1Way4tj8And I'm still working to get an iOS version out there.With all that said, what are your thoughts?

Some loans will have you pay for the entire loan amount, some ask to pay for the running balance starting with the purchase, and as you draw you pay I/O on the running balance.

They'll need an appraisal, but (being extreme) if you took out an I-O loan 2 years ago (principal bal hasn't changed) at 70% LTV and the value hasn't changed, odds are you won't get cash-out. 

@Deepak Sharma gotta get up to 1m to get a Fannie Mae small Ballance loan on multi-family. 30 yr, fixed for 10, I/O for maybe 3 years, and no recourse.

However, after reading a lot of the reviews on the iOS app store, it seems to get pretty mediocre review from tenants.

Also used an ios app called LandGlide for quick information on property ownership.

@Jaysen Medhurst it is a value add play, just the owners didn't seem to want to budge off the asking price at all, and at the price the returns aren't great, but with no money or low money in the deal, it does make sense at full asking price, especially with IO on the secondary note for the first few years to help stabilize cash flow.