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: 
well why you thinking about other people to port your application ? It has many disadvantages

1) You giving away your android code. 

2) What if you update your app , you cant sure weather the first person who worked for it will available again , you will end up searching for another guy, who has to understand previous code in order to add any new functionality . 

on the flip side

If u really coded that android app yourself then learning objective c is not that difficult.Oh wait you talking about hours to learn ios programming ? are you kidding ? .

My suggestion is learn objective-c ,and do it yourself ,it may take some time but trust me in long term you will be benefited.

Resources to learn ios programming :

1)Beginning iOS 5 Application Development (book)

2)If you need sample code about a particular class,Browse through apple documentation code. (its pretty good)

P.S : You can use VMware to install mac on windows (but its illegal according to apple world!) ,Try to learn and code in that virtual machine until you get enough money to buy a new macbook pro ( you can find used ones cheap in craiglist)
Reports are that many cross-platform developers make between 2X to 10X more money in the iOS App store than for their paid Android apps, so you might want to consider investing more. Total iOS app development costs have been reported in the range of $25k to $250k for quality apps from experienced developers, so $200 may not even get you started.

Strictly ported apps are likely to not look or act right to the majority of your customer base, so you may want to consider a redesign rather than a port if you want to maximize revenue.

There does exist a demand for developers who have experience with both iOS and Android development. Check you local job listings for some stats.