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Alexa Potocki
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Georgetown, KY
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Build-Your-Own Websites for Rental Applications

Alexa Potocki
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Georgetown, KY
Posted

I have been looking into building my own website. The primary purpose is to showcase our rentals and provide an easy way for people to apply free of charge. However, after trying SquareSpace and Wix, I am wondering if there is a website out there that provides this on the platform itself.  SquareSpace seems to have some add-on applications, which is fine, but I wanted to keep it simple and low cost. I believe I can include a Google Form and embed it into the site, but again, was hoping to keep it simple.

Wix has forms already installed that are easy to include, but they aren't really meant to gather as much information as I would like to get in an application. 


Does anyone have any experience with this and a strong suggestion for what would be best for this particular need?


Alexa

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