I’m not aware of an iPad specific app, but I assume the iOS app will work on a larger screen.

How important are the terms, (pre pay, fees, non-recourse, I/O, etc.) vs proceeds?

We're looking for feedback from both Android and iOS users.

The owner of the building is willing to hold an IO note as a second (if we can or can't go SBA) for some of the money if we would like. 

Details:PROPERTY(S): 5 Residential Units / 1 CommercialPURCHASE PRICE: $575,000Loan Amount: $427,500 ($402,500 Rehab holdback + $25,000 toward Rehab Cost)EXPENSE DEPOSIT: $3,995Value at Least: $625,000Origination: 4% of loan amount – Paid at closing LOAN TERM: 12 months w/ 6-month ext TITLE INSURANCE: PAID BY BORROWERAmortization: SelfINTEREST RATE: 10.99% I/O LOAN: $3,912The property cash flows $7,315 and my expenses would be $6,509.08 = $805.92 (income) FYI: RE-FI would be 5% either on a 15 yr or 30 yr loan I have to come up with $172,500 as well as $17,100 for closing & $3,995 Expense Deposit = $193,595 If I can have a second pair of eyes on this deal to help me with any concerns that I may not see.

Might want to see if your buddy would go for i/o payments (also, is 33.5% usury?).

The term sheet I have from CoreVest is 9.95% IO with 2 points per advance (per deal). 

You are correct the Interest Only (IO) payment would be a lower payment but there are some other important items to know about. 

@Mike Henkel, from the financing perspective, depending on the loan product that fits best (lots of variables) doing a slow build may have drawbacks as some products have I/O periods that are designed to help you with the cashflow challengers that are expected as the property is built. 

Are you  on iOS or Android?