Question: I have developed [this android application](https://market.android.com/details?id=net.mindfsck.PosAff)  and I am looking to port it to iOS.

My questions are:

1) I am planning to finance the iOS development with the money earn't from the android sales which is about $200 at the moment. Would it be reasonable to get the project done for this amount even if it is outsourced to elance or odesk etc? 

2) I have heard the code quality for outsourced iOS projects to be bad, I dont want any memory leaks and crashes because of overflows etc. 

3) I currently dont have a full time job so I can technically do the project myself, however I dont have a apple pc or iPhone (dont really want to get them either). 

I know C pretty well but I haven't really released a major C project that must be 100% stable. How many hours to learn iOs and do the port? And would it be worth my time taking into consideration that if I do enjoy it I may get into it fulltime.

4) What would the demand be like for someone that can do Android and iOS?

Thanks

Answer: 
$200 would pay for maybe half a day's work from a decent iOS developer. I'd recommend investing in a Mac (you can do development without an iPhone, at least to begin with) and learn how to do the port yourself. The employment opportunities for someone who can do both platforms are enormous.

(also, iPhone owners tend to be much more willing to spend money on apps, so the additional sales alone may make doing the port yourself a worthwhile investment)
I think you're going to have to do it yourself. Keep in mind, that to release an iPhone app you need to be in the iPhone developer program, which I believe is $99/yr. So you really have $101 to work with. And you'll probably want an actual iPhone (or iPod Touch) to test the program(s). 

My business advice would be to focus some more on android development. Extend this app, make some new ones. Generate some more revenue, and then re-visit the idea of iOS ports in a few months with a bigger bank account.