As for the Android thing -- we're hoping to develop an android app, but it is not going to happen in the immediate future, unfortunately.I'm glad to hear your feedback and suggestions and appreciate your interest and involvement here in the community.

I've since received another completed app and it seemed that most everyone who came through really liked the way it looked.

The app they signed also gives me permission to check their balance anytime I want.

Can't remember exactly what the app said the last time I took a HELOC out, but I think it offered three options.

I've had my iPad for a few months now, so I'm still discovering apps that make my work life easier.

My email is (removed) and cell is (removed).

I would also have to side with Andy in that I doubt these guys do any of the drive-by inspections, the actual labor on the home (carrting lumber down the street then taking a cell phone call - come on, get real).These guys are really the money guys behind the sean, you will likely not see them at the trustee sale, but in their office instructing their bidder while their other team members are driving properties, checking conditions and occupancy status, while others are checking title, previous permits, previous sales histories, etc.

I have found about 4 homes this year and great success with this app.

All three were currently occupied which meant they probably have deferred maintenance if the owner was not paying on the note.The bank offered them to me at $225k with no app., no closing fees.

And I pay $50 for each "cell"(LLC under the main LLC).