REAL ESTATE INVESTOR WEBSITE COMPANY

[Lily Boudon]

Hi guys

Ok I am starting as a wholesaler , I need to do 2 websites ,

Now I don't know what to pick between

www.leadpropeller.com ( modern / apparently seo customize 49/month )

or investor carrot or

( modern / apparently seo customize  49/month minimum)

www.realestateinvestingwebsites.com ( design don't look modern , not responsive website) (300 one time payment )

please any reviws or advices

[William Allen]

@Lily Boudon  

I started with a lead propellor site to try it out for a month.  It is a nice site and probably has everything you need to get started.  There is a BP discount and a lot of positive responses on the thread that was started a few weeks ago about it.  I can tell you that from my experience their customer service is outstanding!  They are very helpful and quick to respond which is great.  They also have great videos on the site about every facet of setting up your webpage which are very helpful.

I also read @Scott Costello blog post a couple days ago about lead carrot as I see a lot of those sites around too.  I recommend you check that out, it is on his webpage with the link in his profile.  I don't have any experience with that site so not very helpful there.  

After reading @Antonio Coleman blog posts and doing some marketing and SEO research on my own I decided to go with my own wordpress site.  What I didn't like about the two other sites was that it wasn't exactly what I wanted my site to look like and a lot of the sites out there already have similar content and the same look.  I wanted mine to stand out and be able to customize and expand the site more at my own pace.  Also, I wanted to make this decision now as I got started with my site instead of 6 months to a year later and start all over again.  The most important part to me was that I wanted to learn how to do it myself and spend some time now so I know what I am hiring out in the future and how easy/difficult of a task it is.  So, I jumped and it will be cheaper in the long run and I hope it will produce better results.  My wordpress site was $55 and I have spent about 6-8 hours on it so far.  There is the upfront cost of the domain name and monthly hosting but that is it along with my time which most will argue is worth more than the $50 a month you will pay for lead propellor.  However, once it is set up my time will be spent on SEO and blog posts to move up in the rankings which you would be doing with those sites anyway if you want them to rank highly.  

You can always change your mind later in the process but I wanted to learn that side of the business and start my site from scratch (really a wordpress template but all my own material).  Good luck with whatever you decide.