All Forum Posts by: Major Robertson

It usually is, looks like he hasn't put this month's meet up on there yet. Here's the meetup.com link for this month's meetup.

https://www.meetup.com/Real-Estate-Investors-Meetup-of-Louisville/events/233141634/

Brett Kennedy also runs a fairly large meet up in Louisville with a emphasis on networking with others. It's usually the third Thursday but the next one is this Thursday, I'm assuming because of the holidays.

 You can create Webforms in Podio then paste them into Wix. So yes.

If you don't plan on putting significant amount of time into content creation, neither. You're better off going for a much cheaper solution like Wix. These expensive tools only provide benefits if you work to create content. It's not a set it and forget it thing. 

The Schlage Camelot is what I use. It's a good lock and attractive. You can link it to a smart things hub (or something similar) and change the codes remotely. 

I'll be there as usual!

Realtor.com is the closest you can get without access the the MLS.

1) Wix.com is a good place for setting up a website. It is pretty simple.

2) VistaPrint has a lot of good business card templates you can use. You can order them there. If you want a custom solution go to 99designs or something similar then have VistaPrint print them.

3) I'd Google setting up a Facebook page. It isn't too complicated.

If you still want someone to do it for you, I'm a professional Web developer by day and do consulting work every once in a while and would be glad to help, but I'must not local to you.

Best of luck.

Wix provides the hosting.

To connect a domain name to Wix from an external site you have to pay for an upgraded plan.

1) Simple solution (not cost effective) 

• Cancel 1&1 hosting 
• Pay for an upgraded Wix plan
• Transfer domain name to Wix

This way everything is with Wix and it's less to worry about. And you keep the drag and drop features that Wix provides. The con is that it is very expensive in comparison to other methods. if you simply top using Wix you lose your website and potentially the domain name.

2) Medium complexity (much cheaper)

• Drop Wix
• Keep 1&1 hosting 
• Keep the domain name on namecheap. You simply point the DNS to 1&1
• Install WordPress on 1&1 hosting. You should have 1 click install on your cpanel.

This way you have more control on ownership of everything. It's much cheaper this way. Cons would be you don't get drag and drop but honestly you don't need it, WordPress has tons of templates to use that are very good.

If you need more in depth help let me know I'd be glad to help.

Also if you hire it out or get someone to help don't ever put it on someone else's hosting or let them buy the domain name. What happens if they disappear one day, stop paying, or worse try and get you to pay to give back your own content.