You choose I/O or P/I payments.

Do it in a spreadsheet rather than online or an app, the process of completing it by hand is meditative & encourages one to think and focus.

Other than using cash app that puts a cap on how much you can send/receive within a time frame.

I use an app called ICBA in order to pull up local community banks (often portfolio lenders) that can be flexible on down payment requirements and lending terms.

Real estate apps can help you do this and can give you greater insight into the market where you're looking to make a purchase, so you can nab the house of your dreams.

I use MackBook Pro and a Google Pixel 2XL phone and the Waze app for driving directions.

Don't you have enough "Pro" people paying to afford a better mobile app (that can edit, quote correctly, add images)

I do have the AirBNB app set up for notifications on my phone and my husband's, so we'll hopefully be able to get back to prospective guests quickly.  

When my usual handymen are not available, I normally use the Homee app to call up one on demand.

@Epi Villarreal  private money loan .. or a loan from a formal HML company.Most private folks don't charge a fee for an app.. most lenders only charge for apprasial and credit report.. those that charge on top of those are generally just looking for easy peasy revenue.. you send 550 in and they may or may not do loan but they are ahead 550